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Old 23-Sep-2003, 17:10
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998 Dyno
Got my 998 on the Dyno today
STD apart from the air intake restrictors remover & larger mesh on the front intakes
A 996S made 119 on the same dyno last week
These are REAR wheel BHP ( at the rim )
So you need to take a 2/3 BHP of to allow for the tyre
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Old 23-Sep-2003, 17:25
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Am I supposed to be able to read the figures, all these oversize pics that appear at times and when you want a large pic for info you get a small pic.
Seriously Totto dead interested in the figures as I hope to be fitting my 998 engine into the 748RS frame later this week.
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Old 23-Sep-2003, 17:26
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Tasty ...
... wonder what she'll do with 50mm Termis?

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Old 23-Sep-2003, 18:42
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Buuuugger !!
Will sort it out !
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Old 23-Sep-2003, 18:50
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very impressed.........
just drawing with my sharpest crayon my own power graph to try and compete......
i think i'll give myself 125 and plenty of torque!
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Old 23-Sep-2003, 20:33
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I will settle for those sort of figures to be going on with, more than enough for the road compared to my standard 916Bip.
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Whats the difference between the blue and red trace? One is crank and the other wheel?
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Old 03-Oct-2003, 12:32
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One is crank and the other wheel?

Yes !
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Totto, are we talking 998s or bip.
Ho and by the way, thanks for the cd manual., very generous of you M8. If there is anything that I can help you with, please feel free to ask.

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Old 04-Oct-2003, 00:06
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Just a plain 998 BP !
A 996S made 119 ( wheel rim ) the week before mine !


No probs (CD) !

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