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will Seca turbo charger fit 750 Maxim?

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by SnoSheriff, Aug 26, 2005.

  1. SnoSheriff

    SnoSheriff Site Owner Staff Member Administrator

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    Will the 650 Seca turbo boost fit on my 750 Maxim? If not, what type of mods would I need to make to make this work? Would this have any side effects on the bike lifespan? Sure would be nice to have Maxim turbo
     
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    You can turbo anything you want but I really dont know about compatibility of the 650 vs the 750. One guy on STN has turboed about 5 bikes for drag racing and clutches seem to be the main problem for him.
     
    spinalator, Aug 27, 2005
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    your biggest problem would probably be from pre ignition. If I remember right, your bike has a 9.5:1 compression ratio. You may find that you may need to lower this to accomodate the turbo to prevent preignition and destroying the motor.
     
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    It would be much easier just sticking the 650 turbo engine with a big bore kit on the 750 IMO. You get the larger displacement turbo without the headaches.
     
    pistolpete, Jan 6, 2006
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    Easier still would be to swap in a 900 Seca engine, with no turbo issues, and the big bore kit factory installed.
     
    MacMcMacmac, Jan 6, 2006
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