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Old 03-02-2006 | 08:24 PM
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Hey yall i was reading some past topics and read something about power to weight ratios. I was wondering how do you calculate you own ration on your own quad. Like my z for example. I would say it has maybe 40 h.p. I am running true blue race fuel which is like 112 or 115 octane, plus a quarte of methonal for every 10 gallons of gas. I know that will boost the power some. Oh and if a stock z weight 375 lbs dry, mine should weight around 365 dry. I have removed the heel gaurds, and made my own brackets to hold the fenders at the bottom using the old bracketry. I have cut the front fenders off, installed lighter aluminum rims, with light 2 ply tires, the pipe removes several pounds, and the grab bar is gone also. So i figure that is an 8 to 10 pound weight loss right. So with that what is a round about figure for my power to weight ratio? Any help is appreciated, thanks. Peace.
 
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Old 03-02-2006 | 10:52 PM
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just add your weight and the bikes weight together then divide by your hp that should give you power to weight ratio
 
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Old 03-02-2006 | 11:16 PM
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Yeah what ruffcountry said, with your claimed hp and weight your bike alone has something like 1 horse power for every 9.125 pounds.
 
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