look on this web page to see for your self if you dont trust me www.trinityracingproducts.com/727bigborekit.html

 

It's not a question of trust........

Check this link....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1871544541
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i race on sand with paddles

 

Well, that guy on Ebay obviously misquoted, with a pipe and filter his dyno is more like 43 hp not 73.

 

i left the dealer bone stock and put paddles on the back and was out runnin piped and jetted rappys

 

I agree with you.

My point is claims of certain HP ratings are just that, claims.

 

i have seen more then one 686 dyno chart that has 60 hp right on it. and you can get 49-50 hp out of a yoshi and jet kit

 

With all the professional work done, and amazing parts offered its no doubt the 727 Raptor can put up dyno's at 70HP.
But you can take a rider such as my little sister, and put her on the 727, and piped Shee's will outrun it all day.
You can take an experianced rider and time him in a 300' sand drag with each bike... 727 couldnt lose...
Same goes with dirt or pavement.

I'm not trying to sound like a wiseguy,, but it only makes sense.

 

thank you, in fact i have seen 686 dyno charts with 69hp. you can also get more then 70hp out of a 727, trinity rates it at 70hp with a 11 to 1 piston. a piped shee only puts out 50 hp but like i said i have no idea what an intake will do, but there is no way in hell it will give 20hp.

 

Here we go again a piped and jetted shee and raptor don't put out 50 horsepower and one with a carb doesn't put out 60. Pipe makers will say that there pipe will put out an extra 10 horsepower that is all bull. A carb won't give you an extra 10 horses either. As for the 727 I dunno how much that is cranking out.