550+rwhp cobra vs gsxr600 with exhaust
#5
Or they have a turbo (year of 2007 will be boost for me) .
BTW, do you have both the ZX-10 and 1000? My brother has the K6 Red/Black GSXR1000. Its a beast for sure, but how does the new kawi compare? The look is starting to grow on me and I am looking for a 2nd bike cause the turbo busa is gonna be the weekend warrior.
BTW, do you have both the ZX-10 and 1000? My brother has the K6 Red/Black GSXR1000. Its a beast for sure, but how does the new kawi compare? The look is starting to grow on me and I am looking for a 2nd bike cause the turbo busa is gonna be the weekend warrior.
#6
I ate up a gsxr-600 and 600RR the other day from a 20 and 45 roll...with a 300lb passenger! they were surprised and now want to go from a dig. They had some mods....sprocketed by the way they wheelied! Nice race with teh Cobra
SDB
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#7
Originally Posted by YukonSS
Or they have a turbo (year of 2007 will be boost for me) .
BTW, do you have both the ZX-10 and 1000? My brother has the K6 Red/Black GSXR1000. Its a beast for sure, but how does the new kawi compare? The look is starting to grow on me and I am looking for a 2nd bike cause the turbo busa is gonna be the weekend warrior.
BTW, do you have both the ZX-10 and 1000? My brother has the K6 Red/Black GSXR1000. Its a beast for sure, but how does the new kawi compare? The look is starting to grow on me and I am looking for a 2nd bike cause the turbo busa is gonna be the weekend warrior.
now, as for the comparisons.. keep in mind opinions are like ********. i think the 10R is a better bike for me. the Gixxer is a bike much better suited for short riders. she's 5'1 and fits the bike well.. i'm over 6' and feel incredibly cramped.. i also come home with bruises on my shins from slamming them into the fairings anytime i put my feet down at a stop.
the Gixxer has a lot more than the 10R down low.. say 5000 and below. it could be attributed to the lower final drive of the Gixxer. (like 2.8 vs 2.6 on the 10) but my suspicions are that the Gixxer is just tougher down low. on the top end is an entirely different story. i had an '05 10R and from a roll she was able to steadily pull away from me (due to weight, as the power of both bikes was similar). now, however i'm able to catch her and pass by pretty easily over 100mph. i'd say she pulls about a bike length to 100, and i can put about a bike on her to 150. the K5/K6's typically dyno around 155whp stock, dynojet. the new 10R's are about 160whp stock, dynojet.
i think the Gixxer is an easier bike to ride for most people. if you took people of varied skill level and experience, i would predict that the Gixxer would lap faster with most people. it fits the more 'common' feel we've grown to know in the late model litre bikes. the new 10R is a mix between my V-twin Aprilia Mille, and the current litrebike feel. it's very stable and surefooted and requires a bit of work to make it act like a hooligan. they took out it's dendency to wheelie, and spin up the rear wheel. they made it a very ride-able bike. i think the 10R would lap faster than the Gixxer outright if both bikes were ridden to their potential. it just takes longer to adjust to the 10R than the Gixxer.
DO NOT, DO NOT NOT NOT NOT, look into an early production '07 Gixxer of any size what-so ever. there is a national epidemic with them at the moment being returned to their dealers within 500 miles with blown motors. Suzuki really screwed the pooch so far in '07.
one of my customers is actually Johnny Cheese, the tuner for most of the reputable Turbo Busa's on the market today. he tuned the bike that went 701whp on the dyno in Montana. if you'd like any advice, assistance, etc on your turbo project, feel free to holler at me.
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#8
Originally Posted by SDB
I ate up a gsxr-600 and 600RR the other day from a 20 and 45 roll...with a 300lb passenger! they were surprised and now want to go from a dig. They had some mods....sprocketed by the way they wheelied! Nice race with teh Cobra
SDB
SDB
guy here at the track (San Antonio Raceway) is sponsored by one of the local shops to race their 600's class. has exhaust, air shifter, tune, and sprockets, with the bike dropped. may have more mod's but he's a tool and tried to tell me the bike was 'stock' when i asked about it
he runs a consistent 10.7x @ 128
so you can see, it takes a decent amount of skill. feel free to run rampant on 600's if you're in the 10's. do, however, watch out for the ZX636's.. they're a little stronger than the average.
#9
Originally Posted by ZX10dencies
if you're in the 10's that's not surprising at all. it takes a LOT of hustle to get a 600 into the 10's. the average rider won't get there.
guy here at the track (San Antonio Raceway) is sponsored by one of the local shops to race their 600's class. has exhaust, air shifter, tune, and sprockets, with the bike dropped. may have more mod's but he's a tool and tried to tell me the bike was 'stock' when i asked about it
he runs a consistent 10.7x @ 128
so you can see, it takes a decent amount of skill. feel free to run rampant on 600's if you're in the 10's. do, however, watch out for the ZX636's.. they're a little stronger than the average.
guy here at the track (San Antonio Raceway) is sponsored by one of the local shops to race their 600's class. has exhaust, air shifter, tune, and sprockets, with the bike dropped. may have more mod's but he's a tool and tried to tell me the bike was 'stock' when i asked about it
he runs a consistent 10.7x @ 128
so you can see, it takes a decent amount of skill. feel free to run rampant on 600's if you're in the 10's. do, however, watch out for the ZX636's.. they're a little stronger than the average.
#10
Originally Posted by SDB
I raced a new 636 with the same 300lb passenger this summer and beat him ON MOTOR. I know I shouldn't have,but he was real young and started quoting how they run low 10's, obviously never being to a track before. Hell, I pulled on a 50 kick on a CBR100RR ('06) without nitrous as well...again SHOULDN't have but obviously rider is everything.
Rickey Gadsen last year at LACR, tested all of the stock 600's. as i recall he ended up with a 10.0 @ 134. he took an R6 with -1 in the front and lowered, and went 9.87 @ 135 if i recall correctly.. but he's an AMA Prostar champion. most definately not your average..
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Originally Posted by JayplaySS2
Redta, nice cam! Thats the exact cam I had in my SS. Get a good set of heads on there and it will pull NICE! Not that it doesnt now. Good vid. bikes are fast.
ZX10 - how can you call a busa slow? I'm assuming you're being sarcastic. I used to ride an '02 CBR954RR and it wasn't slow by any means, and yes I know the liter bikes are all up about 30WHP nowadays from my old '02 If I was to get another bike it would definitely be a 10R or the Gixxer 1K. Nice bikes!
#12
The reason he said that Busa's are slow is because they are, my 05 10R pulls past them with no probs.
On the local dyno the busa only make maybe 5 more rwhp over my 10 but the busa weighs almost a 100 pounds more than the liter bikes. The only place a busa might have a chance against a liter bike is in the over 150 mph range, but by then the lead that a ZX10R has is just to great to over come and catch in time.
Busa's are nice bike, great for long trips and comfort, just dont handle as well and do what i like for the type of riding I do.
On the local dyno the busa only make maybe 5 more rwhp over my 10 but the busa weighs almost a 100 pounds more than the liter bikes. The only place a busa might have a chance against a liter bike is in the over 150 mph range, but by then the lead that a ZX10R has is just to great to over come and catch in time.
Busa's are nice bike, great for long trips and comfort, just dont handle as well and do what i like for the type of riding I do.
#14
my problem with Busa's is the fact that they used to be fast. unfortunately, no one has informed their owners that the Busa's are no longer king ****. you are most definately an exception as you've been cool as hell. however more often than not the Busa owners still swagger like they're faster than all else.
i just like to stir the **** a bit, with the ******* owners. you aren't that guy by any means. so, i give you credit on a good vid.
i just like to stir the **** a bit, with the ******* owners. you aren't that guy by any means. so, i give you credit on a good vid.
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Originally Posted by ZX10dencies
my problem with Busa's is the fact that they used to be fast. unfortunately, no one has informed their owners that the Busa's are no longer king ****. you are most definately an exception as you've been cool as hell. however more often than not the Busa owners still swagger like they're faster than all else.
#16
I don't stir the pot and I don't think the Hayabusa is God's gift to motorcycles. I know they can be beat (hence I am going turbo to prevent that ), but I believe Ricky Gadson and his ZX-14 got beat by a Hayabusa. So, according to the drags, hayabusa is still King. But I got beat by my brother's stock 06 GSXR1K, not by much a bike length but even though I have 60lbs on him in weight I don't think I would have taken him if we were the same.
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I definitely have much more respect for the liter bikes than the busas. The 1K's are just a MUCH better all around bike and are as fast or faster than the busas which have the huge displacement advantage to begin with. I just don't like how they're so fat and ugly. By the way what did Gadson put down w/ a 14?
#18
Originally Posted by YukonSS
I don't stir the pot and I don't think the Hayabusa is God's gift to motorcycles. I know they can be beat (hence I am going turbo to prevent that ), but I believe Ricky Gadson and his ZX-14 got beat by a Hayabusa. So, according to the drags, hayabusa is still King.
Originally Posted by Rickey Gadson
During a top secret test in Phoenix Arizona, with whether conditions, a beautiful 80 degrees with an adjusted altitude of 1800 ft.........a 2006 Hayabusa and a 2006 Kawasaki ZX14 were run head to head, both with 800 miles on them, both with stock gearing,stock pipes, stock height, stock tires(same air pressure),stock settings on chassis,same gas out of same jug(pump), and same rider(me)
alternating between both bikes after 4 runs a piece.
After 4 runs on the Hayabusa, a baseline ET of 9.92@ 141.55 (STOCK HEIGHT)
4 runs on the ZX14 netted a baseline of 9.77 at 145.89
after 6 sets of 4 runs a piece ,the best numbers looked like this
Hayabusa ZX
1.66 1.66
4.31 4.34
6.34 6.27
114.44 mph 117.10 mph
9.901@142.00 9.755@146.20 STOCK HEIGHT!!!!!!!
Without being biased, if anyone ever gets a chance to ride the 2 bikes, one behind the other, you too will be amazed at how much of a difference you feel in acceleration.
The 06 Busa is still a respectable and capable motorcycle!
alternating between both bikes after 4 runs a piece.
After 4 runs on the Hayabusa, a baseline ET of 9.92@ 141.55 (STOCK HEIGHT)
4 runs on the ZX14 netted a baseline of 9.77 at 145.89
after 6 sets of 4 runs a piece ,the best numbers looked like this
Hayabusa ZX
1.66 1.66
4.31 4.34
6.34 6.27
114.44 mph 117.10 mph
9.901@142.00 9.755@146.20 STOCK HEIGHT!!!!!!!
Without being biased, if anyone ever gets a chance to ride the 2 bikes, one behind the other, you too will be amazed at how much of a difference you feel in acceleration.
The 06 Busa is still a respectable and capable motorcycle!
#20
Originally Posted by unit213
Tell that to the local guys here running 8's on their 'busas.
a very few examples of motorcycles modified to be fast, does not make a fast production motorcycle. of course a Busa is 'fast' in that they'll propel an individual to retarded speeds in a hurry. but by industry comparison, they're not fast. Suzuki did it to themselves, when they didnt redesign the motorcycle for 7 years and counting, during the biggest technology boom motorcycles have ever seen.
Busa's are a great platform for drag racing.. as was mentioned, my customer tuned a Busa that went 701whp in Montana. still doesn't make all Busa's fast.