Long Edge XCR RMK

[NINJIN]

Figured I would put up some pics of my 03 rmk with a xcr motor in it. Has 155 dragon rails with a 155x2.25 assault track, anti ratchet drivers, 19/41 gears, holz trailing arms, chromoly radius rods, and Walker Evans front shocks. Motor is trail ported, v force reeds and the carbs are taper bored.

 

[sled_guy]

Looks good! Is it running yet? What pipes are you going to use? Are you going to be able to run an airbox or not?

sled_guy

 

[VTMTcowboy]

That's sweet dude! Triples are great, especially in an RMK!

 

[NINJIN]

Looks good! Is it running yet? What pipes are you going to use? Are you going to be able to run an airbox or not?

sled_guy

not running yet. going to build the bottom of the airbox from aluminum and use the top half of a stock xcr airbox. am building pipes

 

[sled_guy]

Well then you need to keep us updated on the project as you get to working on the pipes... I LOVE the look of hand built pipes.

sled_guy

 

[RMKillR]

You'll love it.

I have a xcr8 in my (121 chassis) 144" edge.

Still finishing the tunnel. It use to by a 136

 

[RMKillR]

Idk if you have carb boots planned out but 2.5 ID 3 ply rad hose
From napa works awesome and is cheap. Like 15 for a foot!! Black.

 

[NINJIN]

made good progress today
I am going to build a airbox out of aluminum

 

[NINJIN]

 

[NINJIN]

finally had it out on some snow for a couple weekends now and found some okay snow considering the dismal winter in maine so far

still got some tweaking to do to the jetting and clutching but she goes awesome.

 

[Jay]

Very cool, love the pipes, you did a great job.

 

[XCRacer440]

How do you figure out how to build them correctly so it runs well and efficient? That is crazy that you built those, damn.

 

[NINJIN]

How do you figure out how to build them correctly so it runs well and efficient? That is crazy that you built those, damn.

www.pcsperformance.com pipes are figured out with a computer program. My pipes are their xcr 800 race pipe changed up a bit for running a a lower rpm for trail use. I basically did the grunt work for the pipes cleaning the sheet up and tacking up a lot of it. The pipe fitting and gas welding was all done by them.

 

[markis24]

Looks good, nice job