Engine sizes are available in, 400cc, 421cc, and 443cc sizes.
Featuring cast aluminum cylinders, the Cub use's Banshee pistons, and cylinder head.
The 400cc use your standard ypvs crank your reed blocks and inlets and a banshee head no casing mods at all. The Larger engines require head mods to a standard banshee head. The 421cc needs a 4mm biger stroker crank, wich means a crank case modification, not a big one like the 10mm and 16mm ones. Only a litle machining to the top part of the case to accept the larger sleve area.The 443cc needs a 7mm crank and a little macheening to make it fit. All the cranks run standard ceals The kits will run with your standard carbs, but to get the best out of them You will need atlest 28/30mm carbs for the , 400cc TZR250 or KR1 carbs would be ok and 34mm for the 421cc, 443cc TZ carbs would be best. Carb kits can be purchaced.
((( CHEETAH KITS )))
The cylinders can be or race ported .
Barrel studs and head bols all in clooded in kits
The heads are can be standard or modifyed for the biger 421cc and 442cc barrels or for a stage IV head with interchangable domes.
Top end gasket set and O rings allso inclooded in kits
Pistons and rings are the very best "Weisco prolite pistons"
4mm stroker Cranks for the 421cc and 7mm crank for the 442cc
With the Cad-Cam Sure-Flow design, water flows over every millimeter of the cooling system, dissipating heat with an efficient flow as well as increased water volume. There are a lot of heads on the market that offer the ability to change domes, and thus compression, but aren't you looking for better cooling and increased reliability as well? With an O-ring head water flow will enter the head and follow the path of least resistance- In one side & out the other, across the top of the head (the factory Yamaha head uses the head gasket to divert the flow). Unless the flow is diverted (forced down the cylinders), the head may be cool, but Your cylinders are running way too hot.
WHY WON'T ANY OTHER HEAD MANUFACTURER SHOW THE INSIDE OF THE DOME IN THEIR
ADVERTISEMENTS?
Look closely. With the Sure-Flow technology the head fins(1) divert water
around and through the dome fins(2), then force water down the cylinder.(3)
When a given volume of water is leaving the head (4), it has dissipated the
heat across the entire surface of the head, the domes, and most importantly-
Your cylinders. The interchangeable domes already have the Trinity Stage IV
head mod incorporated into the dome design, correcting the bowl shape, and
squish band angle, to optimize the burn rate, and thus give you increased
Horsepower & Reliability.
400cc kit ** ( uses stock crank )
485cc kit ** ( uses 4mm crank )
535cc kit ** ( uses 10mm crank )
610cc kit ** ( uses 16mm crank )
The Cheetah powervalve engines you will find a huge increase in power across
the entire power range and a smooth power delivery due to the powervalves.
Available in many sizes ranging between 400cc and 610cc,
Featuring such items as cast aluminum cylinders, billet aluminum powervalves, Wiseco pistons, a custom Cometic gasket set, o-ring heads, and a custom crankshaft*, the Cheetah motor kit will unleash power like like nothing else in your valve.
Custom cylinder porting is £280
400cc engine kit uses stock crankshaft, all larger sizes require stroker crankshafts (included with Cheetah kit).
The stud extenders go on the back of the cyls on the studs to make them longer because the back of the cheetah and cub cyls are thicker and larger. The ,535cc and 610cc require the crank mods shown further below. The new 485cc uses a 4mm crank and only needs the top cacing matching to the barrels.
The kits are
400cc / 485cc / 535cc / 610cc
Due to the flutuating exchange rate Prices are P.O.A
BHP figures will vary quite a bit depending on weather they are race ported or standard and weather they have case porting as well. The last 421 cc cheetah on the dyno made 110 hp to the rear wheel this was a full race ported with case porting as well, a standard 421 will make 80-100 hp
A 400 cc cheetah on the dyno made about 105hp with extra porting. A standard
400 will make 70-80 hp.
A 535cc with extra porting will make about 125 hp
A 610cc will make about 145 hp
Theys are very reliable kits. I know of one in a banchee, fully race tuned that has been raced every weekend for the past 18 months and has nothing done to it at all, it gust keeps on going. Theys babys get thrashed aswell .