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Old 05-07-2008, 02:16 PM   #1
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Aight, so we'll say you put in 3 gallons of gas weighing around 18 pounds total which brings the total to 671 when you ride naked (I'm betting you're apeshit crazy enough to try this) and you've achieved .82 when running 550 hp.

Turn up the boost to 600 hp, burn the fuel down to 1 gallon (6.15 pounds) and you've got 600 hp over 659 pounds which is .91 hp/pound!!

Start vomiting after each meal, tearing everything unnecessary off the bike and you can get down to 600 pounds which would yield you the mythical 1 hp per pound.

God I'm a nerd.
Nothing mythical about that. Top fuel and funny cars top that easily. Pro street bikes.... All that shit.
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Nothing mythical about that. Top fuel and funny cars top that easily. Pro street bikes.... All that shit.
Of course but a very select few of top level racers get to use those, regular joes such as us almost never get to experience such power.
On the street it's damn near unheard of.
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Of course, but a very select few of regular joes such as us get to experience it, on the street it's almost unheard of.
Agreed...
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