Red_LX I’m not much help unless you’re looking for ****! Founding Member Nov 29, 1999 5,896 73 129 Morgantown, WV...where couches meet their doom Aug 11, 2008 #1 Aug 11, 2008 #1 I just bought a motorcycle last week...it's a 1978 Kawasaki KZ750. Has a 750 CC side-by-side Twin that makes 55 hp. That's only 33 hp less than my old '90 Mustang made off the showroom floor
I just bought a motorcycle last week...it's a 1978 Kawasaki KZ750. Has a 750 CC side-by-side Twin that makes 55 hp. That's only 33 hp less than my old '90 Mustang made off the showroom floor
Red_LX I’m not much help unless you’re looking for ****! Founding Member Nov 29, 1999 5,896 73 129 Morgantown, WV...where couches meet their doom Aug 12, 2008 #3 Aug 12, 2008 #3 43 ft-lbs according to the info I found about it. If it was a four cylinder, technically, it would be a 1.5L making 110 hp and 86 ft-lbs of torque.
43 ft-lbs according to the info I found about it. If it was a four cylinder, technically, it would be a 1.5L making 110 hp and 86 ft-lbs of torque.
2BADSTANGS Member Jun 19, 2008 385 1 18 Colorado Aug 12, 2008 #4 Aug 12, 2008 #4 I hear ya' I have a new Yamaha R6 (600cc) and it produces 108hp and 42.5 ft.-lb of torque. Thats only 2hp shy of what my 93 LX makes. (I think) Guess thats why the 5.0 was a popular option.
I hear ya' I have a new Yamaha R6 (600cc) and it produces 108hp and 42.5 ft.-lb of torque. Thats only 2hp shy of what my 93 LX makes. (I think) Guess thats why the 5.0 was a popular option.