eVil lurks here. What would you build around this?
eVil lurks here. What would you build around this?
A jet ski.
One heck of a canoe. No, a real canoe. Just no paddles.
I was thinking go-kart or F-500 car.
Jetjohn (jeski engine in a john boat) is the first thing that comes to mind. But then death by bridge piling and/or drowning comes to mind immediately after.
Hmmmm...
uh, the obvious?? forget Miatabusa, now introducing Miatadoo..err...Seadoo-ata? uhh...I guess just a locost will suffice
A fire fighting apparatus?
Gokart gets my vote
AMod autocross car
loosecannon wrote: AMod autocross car
THIS!
drop it into a legends car?
or a metro for street legal fun, getting something to bolt up to it will ultimately prove interesting i'm sure
Those things have some kind of a centrifugal clutch, right? Yeah, oversized go-kart, with real brakes. 500#, 185HP= muy fun and a short life!
cwh wrote: Those things have some kind of a centrifugal clutch, right? Yeah, oversized go-kart, with real brakes. 500#, 185HP= muy fun and a short life!
no clutch in the PWCs, direct drive to the jet pump impeller
Buy busa. put jetski motor in busa. put busa motor in metro. put metro engine in garbage.
mndsm wrote: Buy busa. put jetski motor in busa. put busa motor in metro. put metro engine in garbage.
Quote of the century. LOL I'm really laughing at this, my co-worker thinks I'm crazy...er.
You're welcome. I'll be here all week.
mndsm wrote: Buy busa. put jetski motor in busa. put busa motor in metro. put metro engine in garbage.
put metro engine in lawntractor
Plywood Hydroplane
Osterkraut wrote: A jet ski.
I like how this one thinks.
Locost.
Chinese Vespa Knockoff
Are those engines self cooled? I know alot of marine stuff relies on said body of water to cool the engine, that may become an issue with fitment.
Personally, I say attach it to a blender.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmkClrDQQZM
That clip never gets old...boats with rollcages, that NEED them...'course that jetski motor would be a tad too small for this application. I say hide it in a Coleman cooler on the back of a sailboard and blow some minds.
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