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Old 09-May-2011, 19:23
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Old 09-May-2011, 21:46
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Old 09-May-2011, 22:04
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'kin hell - 66bhp? I wonder what mine would read on their dyno?

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Old 09-May-2011, 22:09
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'kin hell - 66bhp? I wonder what mine would read on their dyno?


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Old 09-May-2011, 22:20
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66bhp Ooooooops!, best shave a bit off that

1.1 Displacement capacity and Power

The maximum engine capacity will be 618cc making no more than 65bhp at the rear wheel when measured on a Dynojet corrected Dyno.




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Old 09-May-2011, 23:16
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When it was mine it was 63.5, so the dyno may over-read a touch, or calculate it slightly differently, or they really have squeezed a little bit more out of it!

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Old 10-May-2011, 06:13
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When it was mine it was 63.5, so the dyno may over-read a touch, or calculate it slightly differently, or they really have squeezed a little bit more out of it!


Maybe it is down to the "plus an accelerator pump" Allowed/not allowed???


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Old 10-May-2011, 09:11
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Maybe it is down to the "plus an accelerator pump" Allowed/not allowed???

I think that's just a feature of the PCIII mapping which imitates the accelerator pumps on FCR carbs?

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Old 10-May-2011, 17:12
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I think that's just a feature of the PCIII mapping which imitates the accelerator pumps on FCR carbs?

Very nice then


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