GP500 & GP600: SMALL 4-STROKE RACING ENGINES
Maxsym is currently developing ultra-compact 4-stroke 500cc & 600cc racing engines (project codename MC4). These engines are aimed at the 250cc 2-stroke Grand Prix motorcycle classes, Supermoto racers, Superkarts, ATVs, racing snowmobiles and small single seaters etc.

Weighing between 30kg to 35kg dependent on specification, they will be available with or without a 6-speed sequential cassette transmission and a dry clutch.

The engines will be launched at the Intermot 2004 show in Munich (15th - 19th September) with production engines available in March 2005 to race in the 2005 season.

The two engine capacities, to be known as the GP500 and GP600 respectively, will have power outputs of between 75bhp and 110bhp at rated speeds between 11,500 & 14,000 rpm to suit the various target applications.

CUSTOMER PROJECT WORK
The nature of Maxsym's customer work generally means that details of projects cannot be disclosed. Any information provided below is disclosed with permission of the relevant customers.

V8 CONCEPT ENGINE FOR RADICAL MOTORSPORT
Shown at the 2003 NEC Autosport show, this engine is based on two Suzuki Hayabusa top end assemblies. It has been designed for Radical Motorsport to use in their SR3 track cars. Projected output is 320 bhp. The complete powertrain will weigh only 134 kg.

100 BHP PERSONAL WATERCRAFT ENGINE
Design and development of a 100 bhp 4-stroke concept engine for personal watercraft, which achieved California's 2008 Tier 3 emission standard at the Californian Air Resources Board testing facility.

This engine was lighter than the 2-stroke unit it replaced.

ULTRA HIGH PERFORMANCE MOTORCYCLE ENGINE
Design and development of a 1000cc ultra light high performance sports motorcycle engine.

CONFIDENTIALITY
With many years experience of developing new technology in house, Maxsym fully understand the importance of maintaining absolute customer confidentiality.
Customers can be assured that their data is kept secret and that all projects are kept seperate, with a team dedicated solely to their work.