SKUTER HONDA BERMESIN JET
Here's my wife's Honda Metropolitan scooter.? She wants it to go faster than 40 mph.? So I have these two little JFS 100 jet engines and I am thinking how to put them on the scooter.? Engines are 50 lbm each so weight is an issue.? Will probably use air-start with a carbon fiber tank of compressed air.? That saves weight since batteries will then not be needed.
Looks cool from the top.? Will want to make aluminum housings to go over the engines just like on a DC-9.
Bitchin' from the back too.? Should get the scooter going.? On one jet engine alone, this engine will get a kart up to 60 mph.? Looks like I have a lot of spare wire left over from the Beetle job to do the scooter.
New Bikes: Suzuki Shogun 125RR and 125SP
I know this post is a little bit late. I was thinking whether to include this bike or not on this blog because this blog is mostly about Yamaha cub bikes but I can't resist the temptation given by Shogun 125 SP by Suzuki.
When I was studying in secondary school, my father bought me a Suzuki Best 110. At that time, there were Yamaha SS 110 and RG Sports 110 as the contender to Best 110. So, I think it is also relevant to put it into this blog.
The wow element that I can find in this Shogun is on the installation of front and rear disc brake. Front and rear disc brake is very hard to find fitted on cub bikes. The bikes that I know have this kind of installation is Yamaha 125Z and Suzuki RGX 120 in Malaysia. In Thailand, it is a different story because they have a lot of cub bike fitted with front and rear disc brake like Honda Sonic, Honda Nova, Kawasaki Leostar, Yamaha X1R and many more.
The other good element in this Shogun is the availability of manual hand clutch which gives better acceleration and torque to the bike. The other bike that have manual hand clutch is Yamaha LC135ES only.
The sport rim is also my favourite because it features the Y-spoke. Y-spoke sport rims is used in many popular bike like Aprilia RS125 and Kawasaki Ninja ZX250R. Both which are also my favourite bike other than Yamaha.
The downside of this bike is the use of old style rear suspension which is still NOT monoshock. This make the overall looks of the bike look safe and nothing special. You can modified your LC135 to get front and rear disc brake, but it is much much harder to change the double shock system to monoshock system. One more thing is about the displacement(cc) of the Shogun. It is only 125cc where nowadays the buzzword is 135cc. I really think Suzuki need to do something about it.
For more information, head up to here.
Shogun 125 RR (Clutch auto) RM5,253.75
Shogun 125 SP (Clutch manual) RM5,400.25
via : motomalaya.blogspot.com
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Yamaha YZF 125 release in Indonesia
It has been spread and being discussed on the web between bikers and automotive communities that Yamaha plan to mass produce YZF-125 on the next 2009. This bike has futuristic design and available in several colors: Burning Blue, Sports White, Impact Yellow, and Midnight Black.
Yamaha YZF-125 featured with 124.66 cc 4-valve SOHC fuel injection engine which comprised with ultra responsive performance system which push it to the top speed level. It has liquid cooling system that will make it durable enough to run in a high speed level for a long time period.
The Yamaha XJ6, the cool new middleweight
Technically the Yamaha XJ6 shares the same bases as the Yamaha XJ6 Diversion, but with a contemporary and agile roadster look. Its newly-developed four cylinder engine and responsive torque makes this The cool all-rounder – whether you’re on the motorway, in town or on twisting back roads this bike has a consistency of performance to delivery a truly special ride every time.
Complementing the wardrobe of the Yamaha XJ6 are several new accessories for an extra practical touch or hint of individualism. A rear carrier complete with top-case stands alongside a flip-up screen and a new range of soft and durable luggage bags. The Yamaha XJ6 engine guards, among other items in the spectrum of add-ons, show the high degree of quality, design and style typical of all products leaving Yamaha’s factory floors.
The Yamaha XJ6 is powered by a 600cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke inline 4-cylinder engine with all-new internals, this cool-looking middleweight delivers easy controllability together with strong all-round performance. A newly designed easy-action clutch makes for smooth gear shifting, and the stylish 4-1 exhaust and compact midship muffler give this new 600 a seriously sporty image. The combination of a lightweight tubular diamond-type frame together with 41mm front forks and an efficient Monocross rear suspension system ensure agile handling performance in the city, through mountain passes and out on the highway. A low seat height enhances overall controllability at low speeds – and ABS available as an option.
copy from : http://www.motorcycle.in.th
The Tiger Boxer 250 RS, the Thai All-Rounder bike
Or it used to. Recently the all-rounders have become leaner and more capable. In Thailand the all-rounder bikes come from Tiger Motorcycle, which manufactures the Tiger Boxer 200 R and the Tiger Boxer 250 RS they offer genuine all-day comfort, practicality and ease of use in packages that can also excite.
Tiger Motorcycle's new Tiger Boxer 250 RS follows the trend for taller, more upright all-rounders. It's based on a perky 250cc single cylinder engine, slim flanks, low weight and firm suspension. It has a roomy riding position and ample pillion space to keep it useable. It even has optional hard luggage.
Looking at the Tiger Boxer 250 RS, with its sporty looks, newly designed aluminum swingarm and inverted front forks, it is hard to belief that this motorcycle has no competition on the Thai motorcycle market. The closest rival would be the Kawasaki Nina 250R, but the Kawasaki is more a sportbike, and cost twice as much so the Tiger Boxer 250 RS should be just what you need. That's the theory, anyway. Dicing with traffic, pedestrians and urban chaos is demanding and the Tiger Boxer 250 RS rules in the city, while offering enough power and riding comfort to do some out-of-town touring.
The Tiger Boxer 250 RS shines at his job as all-rounder bike, particularly the engine. The engine can rev remarkable easy, without being to revvy in nature, the 250cc single cylinder give a smooth surge between 6000 to 8500rpm that's perfect at real road speeds.
The Tiger boxer 250 chassis has a similar undemanding character. A light feel and ample leverage from the handlebars gives easy, prompt direction changes – picking off traffic and slipping through congestion is a breeze, especially from the elevated upright riding position.
copy from : http://www.motorcycle.in.th
Yamaha Raider 2009
image and article from : bikez.com
Yamaha's profilation of this bike |
The Raider was inspired by the custom chopper movement, but since it’s a Star, it had to also handle, stop and go. |
Honda Ruckus 2009
image and article from : bikez.com
Honda's profilation of this bike |
What the Metropolitan does for stylish chic, the Ruckus does for urban attitude. Utilitarian bare-boned, stripped-down badness, to be more precise. |
NEW mathic Aprilia Atlantic 400 Sprint 2009
image and article from : bikez.com
Aprilia's profilation of this bike |
With the arrival of the new 400 cc engine, the Atlantic Sprint range offers more choice than ever, with not just one scooter but an entire family to choose from, all built to fulfil your every need, and all offering the legendary style and superb ride that have become trademarks of Aprilia motorcycles and scooters. |
Honda Interceptor ABS Preview
image and article from : www.bikez.com
Honda's profilation of this bike |
The Interceptor´s performance profile gets another boost up with its optional Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS), which, when working seamlessly together with the bike´s Linked Braking System, delivers controlled stopping power in less than ideal conditions. |
Suzuki SV650
image and article from : http://www.bikez.com
Suzuki's profilation of this bike |
The ultra reliable and torquey V-twin engine is as relaxed or frantic as your riding style dictates. A real do anything motorcycle for a wide range of riders and riding conditions, with classic clean lines and a comfortable riding position. |
Suzuki Intruder M1800R2 SPECS
image and article from : http://www.bikez.com
Suzuki's profilation of this bike |
A pure, muscular ´naked´ power cruiser look, headed by a unique-shaped headlight leaned back against the inverted forks. |
Suzuki thunder 250 gsx 250
MODIFIKASI Honda NSR 250 MC
The legend of 2 strokers. The best in 250cc categories. This bike are one of the rare species in malaysia. maybe not more than 10 units. Seen in some old movie like Legend of Speed and Full throttle. this bike is so damn fast. Compared to RS250 i wonder which one is better.
Model Honda NSR 250 MC 21 1990
Type 249 cc, liquid cooled, 90° v-twin, 2-stroke
Bore x stroke (mm) 54 mm x 54.5 mm
Power 45 hp (33.6 kW) @ 9500 rpm
Torque 36 Nm (26.6 ft. lbs) @ 8500 rpm
Gearbox 6 speed
Final drive Chain
Front tyre 110/70-17
Back tyre 150/60-17
Front brakes dual 276 mm discs with 4-piston calipers
Rear brakes single disc with 1-piston calipers
Seat height 770 mm (30.3 inches)
Wheelbase 1340 mm (52.8 inches)
Fuel capacity - reserve 16 l (4.2 gallon US)
Dry weight R: 132 - SE: 134 - SP: 133 kg (0 pounds)
Kawasaki Laverda Ghost
Year: 1997
Displacement: 668.00 ccm (40.76 cubic inches)
Engine type: Twin
Stroke: 4
Power: 70.00 HP (51.1 kW)) @ 8000 RPM
Torque:60.00 Nm (6.1 kgf-m or 44.3 ft.lbs) @ 6500 RPM
Valves per cylinder: 4
Starter: Electric
Cooling system: Air
Gearbox: 6-speed
final drive:Chain
Dry weight: 185.0 kg (407.9 pounds)
Seat height: 760 mm (29.9 inches) If adjustable, lowest setting.
Top speed: 190.0 km/h (118.1 mph)
Power/weight ratio: 0.3784 HP/kg
KAWASAKI ER-6N SPECIFICATION
- Model Year 2006
- Engine type Liquid-cooled, 4-stroke Parallel Twin
- Displacement 649 cm³
- Bore x stroke 83 x 60 mm
- Compression ratio 11.3:1
- Valve/Induction system DOHC, 8 valves
- Maximum power 53 kW {72.1 PS} / 8,500 rpm
- Maximum torque 66 N·m {6.7 kgf·m} / 7,000 rpm
- Fuel supply/Carburettor Fuel injection: Ø 38 mm x 2 (Keihin)
- Ignition Digital
- Starting Electric
- Transmission 6-speed, return
- Frame type Diamond, high-tensile steel
- Rake/Trail 24.5°/102 mm
- Suspension, front 41 mm telescopic fork
- Suspension, rear Offset laydown single-shock with adjustable preload
- Wheel travel, front 120 mm
- Wheel travel, rear 130 mm
- Tyre, front 120/70ZR17M/C (58W)
- Tyre, rear 160/60ZR17M/C (69W)
- Brakes, front Dual semi-floating 300 mm petal discs, dual piston caliper
- Brakes, rear Single 220 mm petal disc, single piston caliper
- Describes the angle that the wheels are turned when the steering is on full lock.
- Steering angle, left / right 32° / 32°
- Dimensions (L x W x H) 2,100 mm x 760 mm x 1,095 mm
- The distance in mm between the front and rear axles.
- Wheelbase 1,405 mm
- Seat height 785 mm
- Fuel capacity 15.5 litres
- Dry weight 174 kg
- Automatic Headlights On (AHO) Yes
- Complies to EU emission limit EURO 3
Honda CBR150R
Before Hong Leong Yamaha release FZ150i, honda have released its own 150cc 4 stroke bike which is CBR150R, Yamaha FZ was released months after that to compete with this cbr market. Altough it have the same engine capacity, CBR is a sportbike with full fairing and of course with full specification and higher cost. Oneof my collegeous bought this bike and it seems pretty small. Not very suitable for big person i think. Malaysian consumer claims this bike as very powerful for a 4 stroke bike as it have the DOHC system built.Many says that it can reach 160KMh. Hoping toget achance to test that one day. For Malaysian buyer who needs power and performance. CBR is definitely better than the nzked FZ.
- Model: Honda CBR 150R
- Year: 2007
- Category: Sport
- Rating: 72.3 out of 100. Show full rating and compare with other bikes
- Engine and transmission
- Displacement: 149.40 ccm (9.12 cubic inches)
- Engine type: Single cylinder
- Stroke: 4
- Power: 17.00 HP (12.4 kW))
- Compression: 11.0:1
- Bore x stroke: 63.5 x 47.2 mm (2.5 x 1.9 inches)
- Fuel system: Carburettor
- Valves per cylinder: 4
- Fuel control: DOHC
- Ignition: CDI Direct System
- Starter: Electric
- Lubrication system: Wet sump
- Cooling system: Liquid
- Gearbox: 6-speed
- Transmission type
- final drive: Chain
- Clutch: Wet Multiple Disk
- More details Consult a Honda repair manual.
- Physical measures
- Dry weight: 115.0 kg (253.5 pounds)
- Seat height: 776 mm (30.6 inches) If adjustable, lowest setting.
- Overall height: 1 mm (0.0 inches)
- Overall length: 1 mm (0.0 inches)
- Overall width: 652 mm (25.7 inches)
- Ground clearance: 172 mm (6.8 inches)
- Wheelbase: 1 mm (0.0 inches)
- Chassis and dimensions
- Frame type: Aluminum Frame
- Rake (fork angle): 25.0°
- Trail: 88 mm (3.5 inches)
- Front suspension: Telescopic forks
- Front suspension travel: 109 mm (4.3 inches)
- Rear suspension: Monoshock
- Rear suspension travel: 120 mm (4.7 inches)
- Front brakes: Single disc. 2-piston caliper
- Front brakes diameter: 276 mm (10.9 inches)
- Rear brakes: Single disc. 2-piston caliper
- Rear brakes diameter: 220 mm (8.7 inches)
- Exhaust system: Painted black steel pipe and chrome coated muffler
- Speed and acceleration
- Top speed: 160.0 km/h (99.4 mph)
- Power/weight ratio: 0.1478 HP/kg
- Other specifications
- Fuel capacity: 10.00 litres (2.64 gallons)
- Fuel consumption pr. 10 km (6.2 miles): 3.00 litres (0.79 gallons)
- Color options: Red/grey, black/grey, blue/grey.
Harley-Davidson XR 1200
Harley-Davidson will be launching new product XR 1200 Sportster for Euro market 2008 this year. XR 1200 Sportster which became inspiration from Harley-Davidson XR 750, in planning handling so good for on the road.
XR 1200 Sportster this was results of collaboration between Harley-Davidson Milwaukee product development and the team product planning they in
The wheel in front of this motor used the rim berjari three with the diameter 18 inch now for the wheel behind used the diameter 17 inch. The two wheels together used disc brakes. When the wheel behind used single the piston, the front wheel used dual the piston. Reportedly, XR 1200 Sportster this was sold by Harley-Davidson with the price 7.755 sterling pound or around Rp.132.000.000. Interested? You could look first around tampilan him in his photograph gallery.
KAWASAKI KSR
Kawasaki KSR Mini Supersport Bike
Kawasaki KSR : Touch the amusement of KSR the power is bold with 110 cc 4 stoke motors s give you has driven on hardship way dextrous or on way smooth road has swiftly , the figure passes to pass close by , nimbly modern the source and the Technology in now divisibly...
Engine : 4 stoke SOHC with the air cooling
Cylinder capacity : 111 cc
The ratio is compressing : 9.5:1
Cylinder x distance draws : 53.0 x 50.6 mm.
Dot system bursts : DC-CDI
Start system : Easy KICK
Capacity fuel : 7.3 liter
W x Lx H : 1,670 x 705 x 995 mm
Height : 225 mm
Space of wheel : 130 mm
Junction front/back wheels : 1,165 mm
Weight : 82 kg
Front suspension : UPSIDE-DOWN
Rear suspension : Swing arm
Brake : Disk Brake
Front wheels : 100 / 90-12 (49J / TUBELESS)
Back wheels : 90 / 90 - 14
Battery : 12V 3.5 AH
2009 Aprilia RSV4
From the specs sheet it would appear that way. Gone is the tall and lazy Mille, and in its place is the V4 powered RSV4. It'll be strange to hear the new engine tone from an Aprilia.Big news is that Aprilia is taking this bike racing in the 2009 WSB Championship, but even better is that the bike will be available to the public.
For more info and a cool video on this amazing ride head to www.aprilia.com.
Yamaha YZF-R1 - Project R1 Part 2: Engine and Fueling
With the rolling chassis mods sorted, we moved on to the motor, but talk about jumping the gun....
Something wasn't quite right with the rear end. All of the parts bolted on and it seemed in order, but after a couple laps around the parking lot we found the rear rotor was dragging inside the caliper bracket. D'oh.
The solution was obvious enough-find a spacer to fit between the wheel spacer and the caliper bracket. As luck would have it, there was just the right piece in the loose bolts bin and it only took about an hour buzzing it with a Dremel to get it fitting properly. Are we upset that the wheel didn't fit properly? Of course. Is it the end of the world? No, and it proves a valid point when embarking on a custom build. Sometimes parts don't fit exactly as they should. Your options are to either send it back and find something that does fit (recommended when time permits) or take matters into your own hands and find a way to make it work. We opted for the latter and got lucky ... this time.
Now that the rear wheel was spinning properly it was time to get the crunchy old pipe off and love up the engine a bit. Leo Vince's exquisite exhaust bolted on perfectly and looks amazing. With the removable baffle lying on the floor, the thing sounds utterly amazing and we can't wait to hear this baby at full tilt.
WHEEL SPACER
Leo Vince says that its exhausts don't require a fuel management system for better results over stock, but we went ahead and hooked up a Power Commander anyways because with a little tuning time on the dyno we're sure to squeak out some extra power. Additionally, we wanted to install a Dynojet quickshifter and it requires a Power Commander to function.
While we were hooking up the quickshifter, it seemed silly to bolt it into the worn-out old stock gear linkage, so we looked to Sato Racing for a pair of its beautiful rearsets. They come pre-assembled and bolted on in a jiffy, but we utilized their full adjustability and tucked the pegs one notch higher just for better ground clearance.
CONTACTS:
DYNOJET
www.dynojet.com
SATO RACING
www.satoracing.com
LEO VINCE
www.leovinceusa.com
Honda Blade 110R
Kawasaki ER-6N
Model Year 2006
Engine type Liquid-cooled, 4-stroke Parallel Twin
Displacement 649 cm³
Bore x stroke 83 x 60 mm
Compression ratio 11.3:1
Valve/Induction system DOHC, 8 valves
Maximum power 53 kW {72.1 PS} / 8,500 rpm
Maximum torque 66 N·m {6.7 kgf·m} / 7,000 rpm
Fuel supply/Carburettor Fuel injection: Ø 38 mm x 2 (Keihin)
Ignition Digital
Starting Electric
Transmission 6-speed, return
Frame type Diamond, high-tensile steel
Rake/Trail 24.5°/102 mm
Suspension, front 41 mm telescopic fork
Suspension, rear Offset laydown single-shock with adjustable preload
Wheel travel, front 120 mm
Wheel travel, rear 130 mm
Tyre, front 120/70ZR17M/C (58W)
Tyre, rear 160/60ZR17M/C (69W)
Brakes, front Dual semi-floating 300 mm petal discs, dual piston caliper
Brakes, rear Single 220 mm petal disc, single piston caliper
Describes the angle that the wheels are turned when the steering is on full lock.
Steering angle, left / right 32° / 32°
Dimensions (L x W x H) 2,100 mm x 760 mm x 1,095 mm
The distance in mm between the front and rear axles.
Wheelbase 1,405 mm
Seat height 785 mm
Fuel capacity 15.5 litres
Dry weight 174 kg
Automatic Headlights On (AHO) Yes
Complies to EU emission limit EURO 3
Yamaha FZ 150i
Its quite a time since i last wrote in this blog..will buy the yamaha FZ150 i in a few weeks more n will post my view about this bike. this is the latest model whic hong leong bring in to malaysia apart from 600cc's onward. I asked some shops in ipoh area until lumut and the lowest price i can get is RM8100 OTR. The main thing i like about this bike because its the first model below 150cc comes with injection system,will trade in my 125Z for that by next week. Here are the specification and pic from the internet.
Technical Specifications
Overall LxWxH : 2,000 x 705 x 1,035 mm
Seat Height : 770 mm
Wheel base : 1,282 mm
Ground Clearance: 167 mm
Dry weight : 114 kg
Fuel capacity : 12.0 litres
Clutch type : Wet, multiple-disc
Transmission : constant mesh 5-speed
Cooling System : Liquid
Brake front/rear: Single disc brake / Drum Brake
Performance
Top Speed : 150kmph (fyi its meter is accurate)
Crusing Speed : 110kmph (for fuel efficiency)
Fuel Consumption: 35km/1 liter
0-100 kmph : 30 seconds
Although singapore and indonesia version of FZ150i is better, still its a good choice considering malaysia new petrol price.
INSIDE MODIFIED NOUVO LC
Magneto configuration
Piston
Piston, bearing and crankshaft
Cylinder head and valve
Cylinder block
Honda XL700V Transalp
Honda has launched the 2008 Honda XL700V Transalp at the 2007 Paris Motorcycle Show in a new motorcycle line-up which also includes the 2008 Honda CBR1000RR FireBlade and the 2008 Honda CBF600 and CBF600S.
The 2008Honda Transalp marks the first update for several years for the perennial Honda which has always had a reasonable following on the continent. The styling has been brought up to date with new bodywork, a smaller frontal area, and a bikini windscreen.
The Honda is also narrower overall, and rather than trying to shield the rider from any windblast, the motorcycle now tries to use it to enhance comort and take weight off the motorcyclist. The 2008 Honda Transalp has a smaller tank size than previous models, but the actual range is extended due to improved fuel economy.
Honda Interceptor VFR800FI
For sport touring with an emphasis on Sport, the Interceptor continues to stand far above all others thanks to its exemplary handling, high-performance VTEC engine and long-range amenities.
Universally considered one of Honda's most illustrious race-bred sportbikes, the Interceptor® is also arguably one of the best all-around streetbikes ever made. Featuring a fuel-injected, VTEC-equipped V-4, aluminum chassis, comfortable, all-day ergos and an all-new color scheme for 2008, this is a machine, though born of the track, whose razor-sharp performance is equally at home on any paved surface.
Reviewer after reviewer has praised the Honda VFR800A Interceptor as the best all-round performer on the road. And no wonder. Its 781cc V-four is one of the most sophisticated motorcycle engines in the world, featuring Honda's VTEC variable valve-timing system that allows it to perform like two engines in one. Fuel injection delivers the precise amount of fuel for optimum performance, and you can't help but notice the Pro Arm single-sided swingarm, underseat mufflers, twin-spar aluminum frame, and a seating position that's all-day comfortable. Hop on a VFR800A Interceptor, and find out for yourself what everyone's been talking about.
Honda CBR1000RR
2008 Honda CBR1000RR
2008 Honda CBR1000RR
2008 Honda CBR1000RR
The new flagship Honda CBR1000RR definitely looks like it will get you everywhere fast! This long awaited superbike features an all-new 999cc engine and prior to its unveiling; there has been much speculation as to what the new CBR1000RR was going to be like.
At the heart of the CBR100RR is an all-new 999cc engine. Honda has reverted to a more oversquare bore/stroke combo with the new engine now utilizing 76mm x 55.1mm bore/stroke versus previous model’s 75mm x 56.5mm arrangement. It sports eight new lightweight 30.5mm titanium intake valves and a slightly higher 12.3:1 compression. A slightly bigger bore and a shorter stroke motor have the potential to be a scorcher.
A new dual stage fuel injection system (DSFI) incorporates 46mm throttle bodies featuring a pair of 12-hole Denso injectors per cylinder. Powering the new FI system is a smaller ECU that provides two separate fuel injection and ignition maps for each of the four cylinders. Dispersing the engine’s power is a new MotoGP styled mid-muffler exhaust system that is tucked low which help keep mass centralized down low.
The CBR1000RR features a cable actuated slipper clutch which will bridge the gap between the engine and the close-ratio six-speed transmission. Clutch lever pull is light and smooth which is definitely going to be a big plus around town.
The new Honda CBR1000RR also has an all-new twin-spar aluminum frame that utilizes hollow fine die-cast manufacturing process. With wall thickness measuring a scant 2.5mm, Honda engineers have designed frame members to attain specific rigidities in particular pieces. As a result, the '08 frame has been reduced to just four castings compared to the '07 frame which utilized 11 welded sections and this equates to a stronger and lighter frame.
The frame wasn't the only spot where Honda engineers aimed to reduce weight. The new machine sports lighter aluminum-alloy hollow-spoke wheels and a lighter, more compact battery. Even the front brake hoses and kickstand have been slimmed down. Braking components received a bit of an upgrade in the form of a new monoblock-style radial mount four-piston front brake calipers and highly-perforated dual 320mm floating discs. The 43mm HMAS inverted fork makes a return as well as the Unit Pro-Link rear suspension. This year the swingarm looks quite different as it accommodates the new Moto-GP-inspired exhaust.
For those who need more performance from the CBR1000RR, a full line of genuine HRC components including cams, transmission kit, wiring harness, exhaust system, throttle kit, suspension, air intake kit, and oversized radiator will all be available for purchase in spring 2008.