Making the intake plenum is the tricky part the rest is pretty much off the shelf components. I'm running a walboro 255 fuel pump with a malpassi rising rate regulator thats really the trick behind the fuel system
I love what you did with Microsoft so I'll have to try that out! That would honestly get rid of the hardest part even of its a little out of the way. I won't be pulling my hair out atleast
It's a stock set of carbs from a mk1 1999 model year bike. I have a tube plumbed from the intake to the two carb vents on the top of the carbs so that as fuel preassure rises, it doesn't overflow out of the top. I also have a walboro fuel pump with a malpassi rising rate regulator set at 2.5psi static
@Realboostedbikes thank you for the quick reply. Is that the only mod on the carbs? Did you plum the carb vent tube to the plenum or the boost pipe going into the plenum? Thank you for all your help. I plan on boosting my superhawk 996 but the blow through carb setup is all new to me.
The bike shouldn't catch fire unless the gas was subjected to an open flame or the engine was cooking already. Fuel has to be compressed to be ignited that's why it doesn't burn the second it enters the engine and even when compressed it needs the high heat of the spark plug to actually be ignited if the engines properly designed. If i had a full exhaust and was running a really lean setup that could definitely be an issue though haha as that will get much hotter than the engine itself as it's carrying the waste of the flame front through it..
This bike is has a Garrett gt2860r turbo. There are several people who make kits for the bandit. RCC makes the best kits. My bike has a modified Fast By Me Turbo kit on it. Proboost and Pete Field also make a bit cheaper kits. Pete Field kit ain't half bad. Proboost I'd stay away from unless you don't mind redesigning every part a few times
I got 94 GSXR 750 with 2001 bandit motor in it. I just bought buying 2001 bandit S with 2033 miles on was a trade in at use car dealer. Original owner put 2 brothers pipe Carbon fiber can. Should have it by end May. But I'm thinking I'll leave that puppy alone. Turbo the Gixxer. It's metal flake candy orange paint with e bay faring that looks like a transformer. Gixxer bandit has 30,500 on it. Just want to do low boost threw the carbs.
The fastest bike at bonneville in the early 90's was a gsxr750 with a turbocharged 1100 engine in it so that's one heck of a ride. Always wanted to build one myself. Ride safe!
@@RealboostedbikesDid it on the cheep ebay Hillbilly A/F Bandit. Has motor cross fat bars. Shit got email I'll send you pic. The oil cooler actually trans cooler off ,93 ford exploder. Fit perfect. The og was cracked from the wrecked bandit. I got everything need to make it run for 200.00 1200. total In this bike.put 1800 miles on it.
@haznkaz no the pump is external its ran horizontally under the seat. You can see the fuel lines running across the frame rails in a few shots. It is a return style setup though, I had to modify the gas tank for the return.
new subscriber here. im wanting to turbo my bandit
Making the intake plenum is the tricky part the rest is pretty much off the shelf components. I'm running a walboro 255 fuel pump with a malpassi rising rate regulator thats really the trick behind the fuel system
Me too.!
Top tip undo the throttle cables from the twist grip and pull them out still attached to the the carbs much easier way of doing it
I love what you did with Microsoft so I'll have to try that out! That would honestly get rid of the hardest part even of its a little out of the way. I won't be pulling my hair out atleast
@@Realboostedbikes thank you not many people know that before I started making windows for living I was a motorcycle mechanic!
I learned that real fast it's too tight to get it from the carb. Got my bandit motor in GSXR 750 roller its 94. Street fighter.
Love the bike I have a 07 bandit 1250 looking at a 05 bandit to turbo
Air cooled bandits love a good hairdryer hanging off the exhaust!
What all parts did you use for the turbo kit did you buy it or make it?
I would love to know the details of how you modified and plumbed your blow through carb setup for an upcoming project of mine.
It's a stock set of carbs from a mk1 1999 model year bike. I have a tube plumbed from the intake to the two carb vents on the top of the carbs so that as fuel preassure rises, it doesn't overflow out of the top. I also have a walboro fuel pump with a malpassi rising rate regulator set at 2.5psi static
@Realboostedbikes thank you for the quick reply. Is that the only mod on the carbs? Did you plum the carb vent tube to the plenum or the boost pipe going into the plenum?
Thank you for all your help. I plan on boosting my superhawk 996 but the blow through carb setup is all new to me.
Not to mention the fire hazard of leaking fuel on a hot engine & alternator...that would be my main motivation !
The bike shouldn't catch fire unless the gas was subjected to an open flame or the engine was cooking already. Fuel has to be compressed to be ignited that's why it doesn't burn the second it enters the engine and even when compressed it needs the high heat of the spark plug to actually be ignited if the engines properly designed. If i had a full exhaust and was running a really lean setup that could definitely be an issue though haha as that will get much hotter than the engine itself as it's carrying the waste of the flame front through it..
I run 150s in mine
Nice build 👌
What turbo u usin and how much to turbo the bike plz ? Also , did you fabricate everything needed or is there a kit available ? Cheerz
This bike is has a Garrett gt2860r turbo. There are several people who make kits for the bandit. RCC makes the best kits. My bike has a modified Fast By Me Turbo kit on it. Proboost and Pete Field also make a bit cheaper kits. Pete Field kit ain't half bad. Proboost I'd stay away from unless you don't mind redesigning every part a few times
@@Realboostedbikes thank you so much for your reply and valuable knowledge and info cheerz 👍
I got 94 GSXR 750 with 2001 bandit motor in it. I just bought buying 2001 bandit S with 2033 miles on was a trade in at use car dealer. Original owner put 2 brothers pipe Carbon fiber can. Should have it by end May. But I'm thinking I'll leave that puppy alone. Turbo the Gixxer. It's metal flake candy orange paint with e bay faring that looks like a transformer. Gixxer bandit has 30,500 on it. Just want to do low boost threw the carbs.
The fastest bike at bonneville in the early 90's was a gsxr750 with a turbocharged 1100 engine in it so that's one heck of a ride. Always wanted to build one myself. Ride safe!
@@RealboostedbikesDid it on the cheep ebay Hillbilly A/F Bandit. Has motor cross fat bars. Shit got email I'll send you pic. The oil cooler actually trans cooler off ,93 ford exploder. Fit perfect. The og was cracked from the wrecked bandit. I got everything need to make it run for 200.00 1200. total In this bike.put 1800 miles on it.
What did those carbs come off of? They're not what came with MK2 Bandits are they?
They are mk1 carbs
Pete Field kit?
No this is actually what left of a Dave Dunlop (FBM) turbo kit. It was originally designed for a mk1 so much had to he modified to fit my mk2
Hi, what fuel pump are you using.
I'm using a Walbro 255 fuel pump with a malpossi rising rate regulator set at 2.5psi base pressure
@@Realboostedbikes I’ve only just noticed it’s a mk2 bandit, is your pump in the tank 🤔
@haznkaz no the pump is external its ran horizontally under the seat. You can see the fuel lines running across the frame rails in a few shots. It is a return style setup though, I had to modify the gas tank for the return.
@@Realboostedbikes it looks the same sort of setup as mine but I think I have a faulty pump so I’ll go will the Walbro 👍
@@Realboostedbikes have you had much trouble with the carbs leaking fuel out of the rear even though the float heights are spot on.
Where are you located?
Connecticut USA
How much hp?
It should make over 300hp on race gad. Have it set for about 230hp on pump right now