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Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by mustangman9250, Sep 8, 2012.

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    mustangman9250 New Member

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    ok so i got this seca 750 and it runs pretty good but lacks the get up and go im looking for im 6'2 255 LBS.the bike over all is in decent shape.i would like to swap in a 1100 motor.is this doable with out a bunch of hassles or is it not real practical? if so will a xs motor work? {cant remember if there shaft driven or not} or maybe a xj 1100? thanks in advance
     
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    MN-Maxims St. Paul Minnesota

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    1100 swap for a 750 would be pretty hard.

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    XJ900 goes in! and that is a whole heap more bang for your buck even though it is only 100 or 150cc more.
     
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    So the 1100 is physically to big? Im not apposed to doing the 900 just would prefer the 1100
     
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    Orange-n-Black Well-Known Member

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    The 1100 won't fit in the 750 frame without modification. The 900 will swap.
    The 1100 is a Maxim motor and not setup to be quick like a Seca. The 900 would be the best swap for what you're wanting.
     
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    Ok sweet thanks for the strait up answer. I have found also that the 900 makes just as much H.P as a 1100 acording to bikez.com so i guess my next question. What yr 900 is the best way to swap?
     
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    XJ4ever at the top right has a section for motor swaps. Best guess would be 82 or 83.
     
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