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I'm not sure my screen name should still be odypilots, since I've now got a BRIGGSBUILT GENERATION 4! Well, with a different powerplant, installed by K-fab of yellowdogracing.com, that is. |
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He dropped in a 2007 Yamaha Phazer engine. 500cc's of high reving 4 stroke power. Rated at 80 hp, it's plenty to scoot this buggy right along. I've always been a 2 stroke guy, and I'm not getting rid of my 2 stroke Pilots, but I love this engine. The increase in gas mileage alone is huge. |
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The removal of the need for re jetting the carb(s) because of the fuel injection is another great benefit of this switch. The Briggs originally came with a "built to the absolute edge" 350 Odyssey engine. Constant re builds to to the high state of tune made that engine unattractive to K-fab, along with the need for race fuel and pre mixing oil in the gas. |
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While K-fab still owned it, I raced against this car, and with his buddy driving it, it just pulled away from my 600 Pilot. When it became available, I approached my wife about getting it, and she said YES! |
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