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Q for the TRX'ers with worked engines:

Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 6:04 am
by M.V.
So you've bombed your TRX engine, you've got flatslides, cams, pipes, porting, head work etc etc etc, you're putting out 110HP reliably:

What's your top speed?

& how quick does it get there?

:D

Re: Q for the TRX'ers with worked engines:

Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 6:28 am
by Mincehead
Not many around putting out 110 bhp MV, Overs TDM based OV15-A racer only made 115 bhp. With the right gearing that would go to around 170mph (YZF 750 box was fitted) but it was VERY light too remember.

http://www.motorcycle.com/manufacturer/ ... 16115.html

107 to 108 bhp would appear to be the highest outputs achieved by most folk who do not have a company throwing big bucks at it. :wink:

Re: Q for the TRX'ers with worked engines:

Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 2:23 pm
by phuk72
I very very much doubt there is much around over a real 100bhp. And certainly not reliably.

OK, so there have been a few who can produce one off dyno charts (which in themselves are utterly fecking meaningless) but not many who can show their gains. I have dyno charts for mine showing a stock 72bhp right up to a peak of 103.2 - all done on the same dyno.

Anyhoo, to answer your question. On 17/42 gearing (with a 70 section front tyre - it is relevant :wink: )I have seen an indicated 150. My dyno charts tell me that actual top speed is also a shade over 150.

Not done standing quarters for a while but I'd be reckoning terminal velocity of circa 125 - high tens or (more likley) low elevens.

In real money, mine will stick with most 600s up until silly speeds

Re: Q for the TRX'ers with worked engines:

Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 11:49 pm
by M.V.
phuk72 wrote:I very very much doubt there is much around over a real 100bhp. And certainly not reliably.
Yeah, I was being a bit fecetious, we'll say 100BHP.
phuk72 wrote:In real money, mine will stick with most 600s up until silly speeds
That's good to know.

Thanks for the link Minchead, those bikes would have cost a pretty penny, no doubt.

150mph, right? So about 240km/h?