My -2" Trinity EVO XF build..Let the fun begin!!!!***WEIGHED***

[tightithrash]

break a bottle of champagne on the the nose of that b!tch and get some footage! :headbang:

 

[SXR-FOREVER]

I will likely try it out up here (so I am close to home and my tools in case I needed to d*ck with something) Water temps are still in the 40*s though, I may stay off the liquid ice for a couple more weeks. I need to break my motor in too so the first couple itty bitty tanks of gas are probably going to be uneventfull.

yea I have to break in too..

 

[Proformance1]

Wow that is insane. I can't wait to hear how it is on the water.

 

[SXR-FOREVER]

Well its all pretty much done! Brought it down to the lake to test everything out with it on the trailer and found a nice big ceramic bb in my head pipe and I forgot to seal the damn bearing housing. Other than that its on the trailer ready for the first ride which I hope will be tomorrow!

Here it is on the trailer with the TCJetPilots.com stickers on!!

Heres the turf...thanks for the help Shane and Trent!

 

[sxi4evr]

niiice!!!

 

[yamanube]

Hell yeah boy that looks nice! Good job Trev.

 

[w-nut]

man thats looking dam good ,

 

[joesuperjet]

I'm no kawi man, but I think you have that ADA head on backwards. :dunno:



JAM

 

[SXR-FOREVER]

Explain?

Was always told the coolant fittings were on pipe side?

 

[yamaslut]

they are on the carb side on yamahas...

 

[yamanube]

With the fittings on the side opposite the pipe (where the water enters) it gives it more time to pull the heat out of the cylinders and the head has one corner clearanced for the factory pipe that you can see is on the wrong side.

 

[scottie mac]

That head is on backwards.

Scottie

 

[joesuperjet]

You can see in this pic that the head has a little notch out of the carb side front girdle. Sometimes you still have to grind it a little more to make it fit. I can't see it from the pic, but my guess is, he had to really grind that back corner girdle to make the headpipe clear. But, he's pullin alot of water out of that head too, so maybe he has a good reason... :thinking:

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[SXR-FOREVER]

ha well hell look at that! I'll switch it around next time I'm out there.

Thanks guys

 

[SXR-FOREVER]

"Install the ADA billet head onto the cylinder with the water outlets on the carburetor
side."

-off the ADA website. I guess I really was told wrong!

 

[dbrutherford]

Beats me because mine is still in the package. If you need the ADA directions, I can scan mine and send them to you via email.

DBR

 

[randalj1]

Looks awesome Trev! Can't wait to see it in person!

 

[Trinity Composites]

Did you take it for a spin yet?

 

[djkorn1]

Yep...waiting for a water test. All my Kawi heads have had the water outlets on the pipe side!

 

[SXR-FOREVER]

I haven't. Was going to head out the other day but we decided to take advantage of the nice weather and get the dock etc in.

Next warm day I have off I'm on the water!