Power Kit for an R75/5

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Re: Power Kit for an R75/5

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If you want to purchase them in the USA - Chris at Eurotech motorsports is good to talk to. I am about to purchase a kit as well and he has been holding my hand as i come up with various concerns and questions.
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Re: Power Kit for an R75/5

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With the new 1000cc Kit, am I likely to get more " Growl " from the exhaust?
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Re: Power Kit for an R75/5

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Yes and even more with a bump in compression ratio.
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Re: Power Kit for an R75/5

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Cool!!
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Re: Power Kit for an R75/5

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George Ryals wrote:Yes and even more with a bump in compression ratio.
According to MI (Motoren Israel) and Siebenrock the kit you purchased will give your heads at least 9.5:1 compression.
Make sure you run premium. Also, the pistons and wrist pins are much lighter than stock, which will give you a little more response and possibly smoother running. The difference between an R75 and an R90 is like night and day. You'll have an R100 (with smaller valves).....even so, you'll be grinning.
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Re: Power Kit for an R75/5

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Just for curiosity sake, what top speed could be feasible with the new Kit, and
Horsepower rating?
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Re: Power Kit for an R75/5

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About 50HP plus

with possable torque value the limit of gearing in speed
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Re: Power Kit for an R75/5

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boxertwinjeff wrote:Just for curiosity sake, what top speed could be feasible with the new Kit, and
Horsepower rating?
Motorhead wrote:About 50 plus
I hope that wasn't the answer to his first question . . . ;)
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Motorhead wrote:About 50 plus
Yeh, there's one in every crowd. :)
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Re: Power Kit for an R75/5

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Just a note, I ordered one of these kits on the 16th and it arrived yesterday! My '73 is going to be soooo happy!
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