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ThEGr33k 02-06-08 12:46 AM

Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer?
 
In theory its pretty possible, new Crank and cams + revised firing of sparkers etc and it should be doable.

So has anyone heard of this recently?

Also why dont they make them big bang engines instead of the standard screamer for the road... I mean the M1 Yam GP bike sounds about 5,000,000 times better than an R6 screaming its head off for another gear... IMO. :p

Discuss. :)

Biker_Billy 02-06-08 07:29 AM

Re: Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer!?
 
PB mag did one a few months ago - a gsxr750 I think. Maybe there will be some info on the PB mag forum?

BB.

gettin2dizzy 02-06-08 09:46 AM

Re: Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer!?
 
As in all cylinders firing like a single?

fizzwheel 02-06-08 09:47 AM

Re: Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer!?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Biker_Billy (Post 1526956)
PB mag did one a few months ago - a gsxr750 I think. Maybe there will be some info on the PB mag forum?

BB.

Yep they did, it blew up big style. I dont know if they ever got it to work though.

the_lone_wolf 02-06-08 10:19 AM

Re: Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer!?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k (Post 1526932)
Also why dont they make them big bang engines instead of the standard screamer for the road...

Reliability

to make a big bang road bike reliable would require more sturdy engine internals, which would require chunkier components of the same materials, increasing weight, or introduction of new materials, increasing component and RnD costs

I don't think the big four want to rock the boat and risk a flop tbh

SoulKiss 02-06-08 10:23 AM

Re: Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer!?
 
Why not be different then

Go for a "Double-Bang"

2 Cylinders at a time :)

Have no idea if this will

a) work
b) rip a hole in the space/time continuum and end existence as we know it
c) just blow up your engine.

So might not be a good idea, but sounds like it might work :P

ThEGr33k 02-06-08 10:36 AM

Re: Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer!?
 
Granted the engines would need a re work but from what I understand you gain Torque so also gain power and you gain grip.

I did a search and found that the R1 had some Big bang models in Superbikes and some made it onto the road but thats all I found...

Ill have another look. Ill try to find the PB thing too cheers.

gettin2dizzy 02-06-08 11:19 AM

Re: Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer!?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k (Post 1527160)
Granted the engines would need a re work but from what I understand you gain Torque so also gain power and you gain grip.

I did a search and found that the R1 had some Big bang models in Superbikes and some made it onto the road but thats all I found...

Ill have another look. Ill try to find the PB thing too cheers.

You'll lose power as it won't be able to rev so high without it rattling itself to pieces. To be honest it's quite a daft idea once you've added balancers and counterweight shafts. There's a reason the il4 is so popular ;)

ThEGr33k 02-06-08 11:41 AM

Re: Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer!?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gettin2dizzy (Post 1527232)
You'll lose power as it won't be able to rev so high without it rattling itself to pieces. To be honest it's quite a daft idea once you've added balancers and counterweight shafts. There's a reason the il4 is so popular ;)

Well what of the M1 Yam... That thing revs like CRAZY. :rolleyes:

the_lone_wolf 02-06-08 11:52 AM

Re: Making a "Big Bang" Gixxer!?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k (Post 1527259)
Well what of the M1 Yam... That thing revs like CRAZY. :rolleyes:

they're also made of the most exotic, unobtanable materials known to man, and get rebuilt after half an hours racing

absolutely no way you could make the same engine go 4000 miles between services


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