- Location
- Elkhart Lake, WI
new Titanium RP exhaust chamber from RP Race products!
- Thread starter stunter505
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Rushford_Ripper
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- New York
That looks awesome!
Quinc
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- Location
- California
Wow! How much does it weigh?
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- Location
- Valley Springs, CA
too bad it is a wet chamber, that is pure beauty
- Location
- Elkhart Lake, WI
3.4lbs
- Location
- Elkhart Lake, WI
should know in spring, still got aways to go with my build
- Location
- Lake Orion, MI
Price? Will this fit up to a pfp mani or does it have its own?
- Location
- Elkhart Lake, WI
3.4lbs
hey bobby, yes it fits up to the php mani, and the chamber weighs 3 pounds 10ounces to be exact. Zach has the stainless version and said it worked out great
- Location
- Elkhart Lake, WI
- Location
- Cleveland, Ohio
Just the chamber?
- Location
- Valley Springs, CA
Im gonna guess so.... titanium is somewhere in the phrase of "gotta pay to play" lol
- Location
- Valley Springs, CA
This is more of a realistic use of titanium in our sport, Changing all my fasteners to titanium was borderline useless for the few pounds. Anyone have a weight for RRP carbon chamber which I assume is the lightest on the market currently?
Quinc
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- Location
- California
Need to add the wdk titanium driveshaft and I forgot who is selling them but the titanium pump as well. Then add the 450$ carbon pump shoe and boom you are under 200lbs.
- Location
- Valley Springs, CA
Lol, I got the pump and hardware so far. But you wont see me stray away from my H20 shaft. Ive been eyeballing that carbon handlepole and pump shoe just cuz I like cool poop lol
Quinc
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- California
Also what about a titanium flywheel? Should be able to go pretty small and light and not have to worry about it breaking?
- Location
- Valley Springs, CA
Hmmmmm, never thought about a flywheel.... Thats actually a bitchin idea. I could only imagine the look on peoples face telling them theres a titanium flywheel under that cover
- Location
- Valley Springs, CA
Titanium is just a cool ass metal man, Im stoked to see this chamber, reminds me of the oversea dudes in canoes with pumped motors on the back lol
Titanium flywheels existed back in the 1990's, nothing new but why? Aluminum is lighter than Ti and a hell of a lot cheaper. How much weight are you talking about. I added all the engine/motor mount bolts up and came up with 3.782 lbs. Now with titanium bolts, how much weight do you think you'd save? Oh, the bolts will cost $550.00 roughly (full retail). You can probably get them cheaper through better channels but still., take a good crap before you ride. Pipe wise, I'll wait for solid reports, and it is a wet pipe. A good start is great but ask anyone who has built pipes for watercraft and you'll be saddened by the answer. A good start is a good start, so there is hope
- Location
- Valley Springs, CA
Eric I always crap before I ride
But ya I agree I tried to not waste my time sourcing Ti bolts if I could use aluminum in its place, I.e intake, powervalve, ignition, strap mounts, battery box