There's no repalcement for dispalcement

[cutiegirlracing]

I know you've all hear the saying the saying There's no palcement for displacement. So who do you think would win in a race. Lets a bike with a huge displacement. Maybe a 4 cylinder 18mm stroker, everything else stock. Frame, wheels, trans, you get the idea. Now lets say this bike vs a stock stoke/bore, but everyting else built. Lighten sctrethed drag frame, wheelie bar, drag pipes, methol and nitrous, race cut gears, everything you could do to one, but has to be a 350cc.

Who would win in a race. I think the 350cc would smoke the 4 banger all day long. What do you guys think?

 

Sorry for the typos, been a long day.

[okbeast]

Well I'm not gonna pick one but in drag racing it's not all displacement. At least 50% of it is setup if not more.

[Animalman294]

:yelrotflmao:

[RNBRAD]

Maybe we should say "when all other things are equal". Believe it or not I can beat a top fuel dragster in the 1/4 on my skateboard if he doesn't have any back tires. lol

[locogato11283]

this is a ridiculous scenario...

[Animalman294]

Ya, what Loco said............... :beer:

[BigRed350x]

I have to agree. This is not worth me thinking about who would win. ::

[Cotton eyed Joe]

You would have to make all other factors equal to make a fair comparison. I could have 37 cylinder engine putting out 769356hp at 308298 rpm on an engine stand, so in theory I would beat it in a drag race if I was walking.

 

If you talk dyno numbers where both engines are on a stand, then who ever makes the most hp takes it.

 

If you put me on the big drag bike, and someone that can actually ride on the other stock bike, I'd be going home in an ambulance, while the other bike takes the win.

[PUSH THE THROTTLE]

And the winner is...

 

Colonel Mustard in the library with the candlestick and the illegal immigrant maid.