S2000 VS R6
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From: London, England
Originally Posted by 4theheckof_it,Nov 2 2005, 04:40 PM
Daaaaaaaaamn.. I weigh more than that. *sigh*
I guess I should keep him away from my mom's food. 
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Originally Posted by blue03s2k,Nov 2 2005, 11:40 AM
apparently he doesn't understand numbers....or he just can't read...
either way here's some correct stats about the gsxr 750
- weight 426 lb wet, 397 lb dry.. not including rider
- 123 hp
- quarter mile = 10.26 sec. @ 135.6 mph
- 60-80 mph/4.11 sec.
- 80-100mph/4.34 sec.
now jdmkid runs an 11.2 at around the same trap speed as the bike...and this is with bad 60ft times cause of traction issues... now if those issues were solved he'd be in the 10's easy...... right where the bike is....
it's pretty obvious that his car is capable of beating the bike from a roll..
even to elaborate even further... with power to weight ratios..
gsxr750: 426lb (bike) + 170lbs (rider) = 601lbs/123hp = 1hp:4.88lb
jdmkid: 2870lb (car) + 170lbs (driver) = 3040lbs/672hp = 1hp:4.52lb
either way here's some correct stats about the gsxr 750
- weight 426 lb wet, 397 lb dry.. not including rider
- 123 hp
- quarter mile = 10.26 sec. @ 135.6 mph
- 60-80 mph/4.11 sec.
- 80-100mph/4.34 sec.
now jdmkid runs an 11.2 at around the same trap speed as the bike...and this is with bad 60ft times cause of traction issues... now if those issues were solved he'd be in the 10's easy...... right where the bike is....
it's pretty obvious that his car is capable of beating the bike from a roll..
even to elaborate even further... with power to weight ratios..
gsxr750: 426lb (bike) + 170lbs (rider) = 601lbs/123hp = 1hp:4.88lb
jdmkid: 2870lb (car) + 170lbs (driver) = 3040lbs/672hp = 1hp:4.52lb
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Originally Posted by YellowS2kPwr,Nov 2 2005, 01:07 PM
Your calculations are off. You're comparing the s2000's power to the wheels vs. the bike's crank hp. The power:weight ratio would be even better in favor of the s2000.
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Originally Posted by YellowS2kPwr,Nov 2 2005, 05:07 PM
Your calculations are off. You're comparing the s2000's power to the wheels vs. the bike's crank hp. The power:weight ratio would be even better in favor of the s2000.
besides if i calculated the bikes wheel hp..... the other dude would of tried to fight it blah blah blah...
