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Originally posted by yamahansolo View Postover 100 hp to the wheel is achievable with these bikes. go to youtube they dynod one with the little bigbore and head mods it had 107 to the wheel.
The way I see it is if you're rebuilding a "worn" engine and putting in rings and boring to bring the cylinders back in spec then sure, spend the extra and go with the big bore, more cubes never hurt, if your simply looking for more power, you'll get way more speed for your bucks if you just go buy a used zip-splat with the 2k you're about to spend on the big bore....1979 xs1100 Special -
Stock air box/K&N Filter, MAC 4-2 exhaust, Bad-Boy Air horn, TC fuse box, Windshield, Soft bags, Vetter Fairing, Blinkers->Run/Turn/Brake Lights, Headlight Modulator, hard wire GPS power
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Originally posted by Montreux_Blue View PostHey, I resemble that remark! No wonder my XS is so fast.
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Originally posted by clif731 View Postif it's hp your looking for you can't beat a turbo.that's if you like to roll the throttle on in 3rd gear and stand your bike straight up almost over backwards and top speed at 150 plus then a turbo is for you. by the way i have one for sale on here
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Originally posted by TopCatGr58 View PostHey Cochie,
A search for the word POWER will reveal many threads, but you'll find the ones regarding big bore kits as well. Oh, duh, search big bore! Also search for dyno results/tests.
We don't know your experience with the XS11..have you had it long, ridden it much, etc.? Remember that these are OLD bikes and engines and technology. They will still only top out at about 135mph max, so almost any 600+cc crocheteer will take your lunch on the top end!
As stated, with proper tuning, they put out plenty of power for their size/age and frame and suspension capabilities. So, depends on what you are really wanting or expecting from your machine.
I've done the "little" 1179 big bore, but it had been 9 years earlier that I had been able to ride/drive my machine, so my seat of the pants memory was rather faded by that time. I do feel it's definitely stronger than it was before STOCK..and mine was an 81 which was the weakest of the XS11 series, and had a bit more head combustion chamber volume, so the alleged increase of compression that WISECO claims is supposedly less than the 10.5:1 that you should get with an earlier 78-79 engine vs. the 80-81 engines/heads. However, after it was broken in, I got 175-185 PSI compression across the board with otherwise stock head parts...cams, valves, no porting!!
If you're wanting an XS11 to be able to compete with crotch rockets...forget about it unless you're just doing street light to street light runs!
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