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TOPIC: Vmax Exhasut replacement (Taking Off CS1)

Re: Vmax Exhasut replacement (Taking Off CS1) 1 year 11 months ago #11

How much torque do you think is possible with a 200 rear wheel?	Power Slave NOW ONLINE Expert Max Posts: 845 Thank you received: 247
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Re: Vmax Exhasut replacement (Taking Off CS1) 1 year 11 months ago #12

Wheel/Tire size has nothing to do with the amount of torque the engine makes..	Bad_Max OFFLINE Community Accessory Master Posts: 10001 Thank you received: 829
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Re: Vmax Exhasut replacement (Taking Off CS1) 1 year 11 months ago #13

Bad_Max wrote:

Wheel/Tire size has nothing to do with the amount of torque the engine makes..

But it does make a difference how much you measure - hence the charts will look lower with a 240 on the bike. Can be 5-8 hps and same in ftlbs. The reason is that the dyno measures the rate the spool spins up - the more weight you add the slower it spins up, the lower it will show the numbers.

In both cases the bike makes exactly the same power and torque but the dyno charts will read lower with a 240 on the rear.

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Re: Vmax Exhasut replacement (Taking Off CS1) 1 year 11 months ago #14

Granted it's not gonna measure the same, but the engine is making the same amount of power..I should have been more clear.	Bad_Max OFFLINE Community Accessory Master Posts: 10001 Thank you received: 829
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Re: Vmax Exhasut replacement (Taking Off CS1) 1 year 11 months ago #15

Are you planning on selling the CS1's? I might be interested.	medic981 OFFLINE Expert Max Posts: 723 Thank you received: 340
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Re: Vmax Exhasut replacement (Taking Off CS1) 1 year 11 months ago #16

Medic, international shipping from Egypt might be abit costly... but you never know.	Kodiak OFFLINE Moderator Posts: 1886 Thank you received: 491
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