13bbuggy

That's encouraging since I should only be around 200-210hp I think, so maybe my tyranny stands half a chance after all, as long as I don't side step the clutch. :-)

MIKEY A.

It will definitely help to be easy on the clutch .

13bbuggy

Did you run a puck clutch or regular one? I've been OK with a regular one but am wondering if I should upgrade it. Do you have any pictures of the engine in the buggy? If so I'd like to see them, I'm trying to figure out the exhaust and stuff.

MIKEY A.

I ran a 4 puck, again i was turbo so you may be ok. i do not have any pics loaded as of now, all i know is the type of header you run depending on how your chasis is built will make a difference. Thats why the header on the motor i am selling is up high, plus it kept the turbo away from the rear wheel&dirt/sand

13bbuggy

I'm going turbo as well, but just a stock S5 (rated around 200-210hp) so it won't be as high as you were, but I'm just running a 2 seater as well.

MIKEY A.

well it sounds like you are on the right path with your project, good luck and enjoy the rotary as i loved the way my rotary performed for me!

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