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Evo ran a piece a while back comparing a Crescent Suzuki 1100 against a Lambo Mercialago (sp?) I think, around Silverstone.
If I recall correctly, the bike whupped the Lambo's fat ass.
...just what my 172 Cup is capable of.
Stayed over at the NEC for the last two days as we were exhibiting, drove there and back in the Cup, 170 miles each way.
A34 was a nightmare, two contra-flows, with 2-4 miles of queueing on each of them in both directions.
Trip computer was reset...
Generally accepted that they do nothing for your engine other than add noise, and in a lot of cases, you lose bhp.
On a hot summers day it's even worse due to the heat soak apparently.
I'm not talking from experience here though.
Same here. The one and only time I went on track with a tankful of Tesco 99 slop, I ran out mid afternoon.
Every other time on the same track with V-power liquid lovliness, I'd still have enough left to drive home at the end of the day.
Did you try it with both sensors fitted?
There's something about 172 Cups that means often the dash-light won't show even if both sensors are in.
Mine's been fitted for almost a year now, well over 20,000 miles, and my light's never lit up :D
I respect the effort, dedication, and determination that went into creating something like that...but...
For me I'd be far less embarrassed wearing this outfit and prancing around the local high street shouting in a shrill voice "Look at me! Look at me! Look at me!", than be seen...
You are so wrong.
You may drive along oblivious to what you can sense, but 89kgs less to me makes a huge difference, come road or track...and that's not me being a 172 Cup fanboy.
Also, your comment about "me" not being able to afford a FF172 is laughable at best :D