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  1. #11
    We experimented alot with this engine in a turbocharged version for 2009 before the economical crisis forced Yamaha to quit the project. Please contact an alumni teamate for more info
    Last edited by DART-CG; 05-19-2015 at 11:53 AM.

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    Ey guys!! I'm working on the transition from the AEM to a Microsquirt for ECU. What do you use like ECU. I cannot get any RPM from the Microsquirt. If you can go take a look at the microsquirt.info forum it is in Ignition Setup, Tuning, and troubleshooting topic. The subject's called FSAE || YAMAHA PHAZER 2007 NO RPM READING to what I've done already. Please fast answer will be really appreciate.

  3. #13
    Originally posted by Dan Westerwick:
    <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Mike Cook:
    I guess everyone knows our master plan now Dan
    Nah, only part of it. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

    I see you guys hittin up the phazer forums

    Go Ape tho... much better engine!

  4. #14
    Come on...we all know the ape is the self destructive step brother of the phazer..who wants that.

  5. #15
    We do!

    It's a pretty good engine if you treat her well. It also has a transmission inside of it, which is handy.

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    About that transmission part....
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    Mike Cook
    It's an engineering competition, not an over-engineering competition!

  7. #17
    you could put a supercharger on the driveshaft in between your engine and unorthodox transmission/diff.

  8. #18
    Or a pinwheel!
    Wesley
    OU Sooner Racing Team Alum '09

    connecting-rods.blogspot.com

  9. #19
    Could always do like our Baja team did a couple years ago and run a "divorced" Harley transmission. Although that did live longer than the riding mower "transmission" they were originally going to use. Actually it was such overkill they ran it probably 20+ hours without any oil in it, then discovered the problem when they decided it might be a good idea to change the oil.
    Dr. Adam Witthauer
    Iowa State University 2002-2013 alum

    Mad Scientist, Gonzo Racewerks Unincorporated, Intl.

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    Naw, that's how Harley runs them too. Haven't you ever seen the area around a Harley before?

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