NEW Muzzys 1132cc Big Bore Kit for Polaris XP1000

JoeyD23

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The Muzzy 1132cc billet aluminum big bore kit for the XP-1000 is at the top of the field in terms of performance, quality and overall value. The precision machined billet cylinder features a closed deck for improved cylinder rigidity and better head gasket sealing. The design also incorporates larger water jackets for better cooling.

The kit includes a nickel silicon carbide coated billet aluminum cylinder, two 99mm slipper type racing pistons, rings, pins, clips, head and base gaskets. Carrillo rods, Muzzy cams and valve springs are highly recommended for use with this kit and available. A low compression kit is also available for turbo applications.

http://muzzys.com/PolarisXP1000/XP1000_1132_Big_Bore/index.html
 

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Unreal, have they dyno'd it yet. I'm guessing this is a race application?

All Muzzy kits are built for reliablity & built to run on pump gas. So you can race or play with this kit. Should be good for 100+ HP
 
All Muzzy kits are built for reliablity & built to run on pump gas. So you can race or play with this kit. Should be good for 100+ HP


I read some where about the current big bore kits available don't have the best rod angle because of the way the bores are spread? Something like that? Can't remember exactly what they were talking about. Do you know anything about this? I am currently looking into a big bore kit just trying to narrow down the best choice.Thanks.
 
I read some where about the current big bore kits available don't have the best rod angle because of the way the bores are spread? Something like that? Can't remember exactly what they were talking about. Do you know anything about this? I am currently looking into a big bore kit just trying to narrow down the best choice.Thanks.
Very true! I wont hijack this thread..
 
Since there isn't enough material between the cylinders the bore has to be offset there for you need offset rods to keep the center line of the rod straight or a different crank.

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Since there isn't enough material between the cylinders the bore has to be offset there for you need offset rods to keep the center line of the rod straight or a different crank.

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Sounds Cheaper by the Minute. And if you don't do it right Yo MoMO go Boom Boom and that's really Cheap. Lol
 
I have quite a few motors out there that have been running for years without any issues and developing over 100 rwhp with offset cylinders...

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