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neilp1 - 25/8/10 at 09:00 AM

Hi all, well I've just about decided to go down the BEC route, probably R1.

Just a couple of questions, whats the approx cost of getting an R1 engine in a kit car. I now that I will need a reverse to get through the IVA, but what else do I need?

What tax bracket does a BEC come under and how easy is a BEC to get through the IVA?

Cheers in advance,
Neil


adithorp - 25/8/10 at 09:18 AM

Assuming it's an injection engine... PowerCommander to get the emmisions right plus a big enough cat' (bike can cat's aren't big enough for car limits), big enough silencer for the sound limit, TRT prop makes it smother, paddle shift if your going that way, R1 clocks help with dignostics.

BECs like all kits are taxed on cc so you're looking at a massive £135 per year!

adrian

[Edited on 25/8/10 by adithorp]


Rocket_Rabbit - 25/8/10 at 09:22 AM

Use the search Luke, use the search

The questions you have asked have too many variables.

Do some searching/reading and not only will you answer your own questions, you'll learn a lot too.


loggyboy - 25/8/10 at 10:01 AM

quote:
Originally posted by adithorp
BECs like all kits are taxed on cc so you're looking at a massive £135 per year!



If its under 1549cc its £125


adithorp - 25/8/10 at 10:22 AM

Ooops, typo.


jase380 - 25/8/10 at 01:02 PM

probably missed loads of stuff but below is a list list of what i needed when fitting a zx10r engine in my indy
Engine kit from yorshire engines £ 1400
Cables £ 25
3.38 Diff £350
Propshaft £ 160
Engine cradle, gear linkage and exhaust £500
Power commander £ 280
Rolling road set up £250
Gipro gear position indicator £ 90
Speedo Healer £ 100
Prop adaptor £ 50
Bike clocks £ 80
Barnett clutch springs £ 20

Good luck !!