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Turbo Yamaha R1

does anyone have good referance pics of the motor and the body of a 1997+ R1?
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are you going to put a turbo on a R1 model? I was going to do that but maby now Ill hafto do something elce... well I hope these help.









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Re: Turbo Yamaha R1

those r great thanks. but im still not sure how to plumb the intake side. how do they get the air into all 4 velocity stacks? i think it looks like they put a new manifold over them but someone please correct me.
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