what the Rear wheel horsepower on the CBR600F2
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It depends on the dyno ,and who did the carbs.
My racebike made 88.7 on pump gas,with a nice linear power delivery, before the motor started to die.Stock motor,Two Bros full system,paper air filter.This was done on a Dynojet 200i eddy-current dyno.Pulled like a truck.
If the dyno is the "standard black" type,it will read optimistic (high). Eddy current dynos are much more accurate.
Current motor makes 101 on the wheel,on pump gas
My racebike made 88.7 on pump gas,with a nice linear power delivery, before the motor started to die.Stock motor,Two Bros full system,paper air filter.This was done on a Dynojet 200i eddy-current dyno.Pulled like a truck.
If the dyno is the "standard black" type,it will read optimistic (high). Eddy current dynos are much more accurate.
Current motor makes 101 on the wheel,on pump gas
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It depends very much on the dyno. While at the Dragon, I dynoed my bike at Wheelers Performance shop. My bike didnt make the power I thought it would/should!!!
See this thread:
https://cbrforum.com/m_348427/tm.htm
So I had it dynoed again here in my Hometown, totally different dyno and it made 90.5hp/43.4ft/lb !!! Much better numbers!!!!
I know mines a F3 but it shows the difference in dyno's!!
See this thread:
https://cbrforum.com/m_348427/tm.htm
So I had it dynoed again here in my Hometown, totally different dyno and it made 90.5hp/43.4ft/lb !!! Much better numbers!!!!
I know mines a F3 but it shows the difference in dyno's!!
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