horsepower on your bike
Dec 2, 2003 | 05:43 PM
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Originally posted by: NLWarrior01
I was gonna call a big BS on ya, until I noticed you mentioned 'Dale in your sig. Forgot you had one of those, sweet rig btw. When are ya gonna update your sig for it properly?
It appears as if you're saying that your Wolfy makes 44hp with exhaust, jets and airbox/filter mods ..
Originally posted by: thomez
Bout 44 now...
In about 3 weeks it should be 50 or so... wish I had a dyno handy to check. It'll be breathin then and should have a nice increase.
Bout 44 now...
In about 3 weeks it should be 50 or so... wish I had a dyno handy to check. It'll be breathin then and should have a nice increase.
It appears as if you're saying that your Wolfy makes 44hp with exhaust, jets and airbox/filter mods ..
The Wolv .. I dunno. Does it make 20? 18? Sad that it is half the Cdale ... but the seat of the pants dyno can tell you that for sure!
Dec 2, 2003 | 08:14 PM
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Trail banshee #1, stock except pipe-- 42
Trail banshee #2, with last years race engine (.020 pistons, stock stroke) dyno paper from early in the year shows 62.3, but MANY changes (carbs, reeds, intakes, filters, timing, compression, dome shape, etc) later I am guessing 64-65
The builder for my race banshee's next season motor is claiming 80ish. It will be a couple of months before I can put it on the dyno. It should be finished later this week. Just waiting on cylinders to come back.
Trail banshee #2, with last years race engine (.020 pistons, stock stroke) dyno paper from early in the year shows 62.3, but MANY changes (carbs, reeds, intakes, filters, timing, compression, dome shape, etc) later I am guessing 64-65
The builder for my race banshee's next season motor is claiming 80ish. It will be a couple of months before I can put it on the dyno. It should be finished later this week. Just waiting on cylinders to come back.
Dec 2, 2003 | 08:29 PM
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2 strokes should have to list torque too, the numbers just aren't fair!
From my reading experience it takes like ... a 70HP shee to beat a 45HP Rappy, right?
Not sure, but comparing 2 stroke and 4 stroke HP numbers is always an insult to 4 strokes, maybe we should add our HP from each 1000 RPM interval together from like 3k - 10k - that would be a more fair estimate of total usable power [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
From my reading experience it takes like ... a 70HP shee to beat a 45HP Rappy, right?
Not sure, but comparing 2 stroke and 4 stroke HP numbers is always an insult to 4 strokes, maybe we should add our HP from each 1000 RPM interval together from like 3k - 10k - that would be a more fair estimate of total usable power [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Dec 2, 2003 | 09:10 PM
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From my reading experience it takes like ... a 70HP shee to beat a 45HP Rappy, right?
Lmao...You gotta be kiddin me...This is the funniest thing i have read on this site for a while.
A 70hp Shee wouldnt beat a 45hp Rappy it would annihilate it.