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According to BMW, the S1000R engine puts out 160 hp at 11,000 rpm, and 83 pound-feet of torque at 9,250. More intriguing, BMW says the “ride-by-wire” E-gas engine puts out 7 more pound-feet of torque than the S100RRs engine below 7,500 rpm. Much of the improvement in low-end response, says BMW, can be attributed to redesigned cylinder head ports, modified cam profiles and revised engine management.
Torque! :sinister:
I'm looking forward to read the coming shootout articles.
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I'm looking forward to read the coming shootout articles.
An Ivanized FZ1 will mop it up..
An Ivanized FZ1 will mop it up..
With 160 hp at the top end and oodles of torque, I seriously doubt it's going to feel slow.
Without a faring you will struggle to hold on in the higher rpm.
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So you think that an Ivanized ECU will get an additional 20-ish horsepower and 5-7 lb*ft torque? Anybody got a dynochart to prove this?
That 160hp is BWM'S rating at the crank......... Just for comparisons sake Yamaha rates the FZ1 at 150hp at the crank and they run 126-130hp on the dyno ( stock )
I'd imagine at the rear wheel on the dyno where going to see about 140hp or even less.
Wow, so basically you can get a used Gen II and throw $2000 at it to get numbers at around the same as the Tuono or S1000R for the engine. Then you throw another $2000 at it for suspension upgrades. And you still save $5000 over either of those fancy euro bikes.