Hennessey 1000 hp vs 450 Kawasaki

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NotCore
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10/6/2022 12:47pm
I enjoyed that. Thanks for posting link!
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10/6/2022 3:33pm
Truck guy seemed like cliche HSE/HR office dweller, like get out of that truck and go yell at somebody for using a ladder wrong.
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Motoman79
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10/6/2022 3:35pm
I thought it was interesting it was posted on Hennessy's website if it was me I would have raced a slower bike so I would have won LOL
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10/6/2022 4:54pm Edited Date/Time 10/6/2022 4:54pm
Well the truck is at a serious power-to-weight and gearing disadvantage.

Dodge TRX - 6500lbs - 1000hp = 6.5lbs/per HP

KX450 - 242lbs - 60hp built = 4.03lbs/per HP

Bike will win every time until it runs out of gear lol.

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10/6/2022 5:40pm Edited Date/Time 10/6/2022 5:44pm
FHKRacingZ wrote:
Well the truck is at a serious power-to-weight and gearing disadvantage. Dodge TRX - 6500lbs - 1000hp = 6.5lbs/per HP KX450 - 242lbs - 60hp built...
Well the truck is at a serious power-to-weight and gearing disadvantage.

Dodge TRX - 6500lbs - 1000hp = 6.5lbs/per HP

KX450 - 242lbs - 60hp built = 4.03lbs/per HP

Bike will win every time until it runs out of gear lol.

Add a rider and a driver and the numbers get much closer.
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10/7/2022 5:02am Edited Date/Time 10/7/2022 5:02am
FHKRacingZ wrote:
Well the truck is at a serious power-to-weight and gearing disadvantage. Dodge TRX - 6500lbs - 1000hp = 6.5lbs/per HP KX450 - 242lbs - 60hp built...
Well the truck is at a serious power-to-weight and gearing disadvantage.

Dodge TRX - 6500lbs - 1000hp = 6.5lbs/per HP

KX450 - 242lbs - 60hp built = 4.03lbs/per HP

Bike will win every time until it runs out of gear lol.

SEE ARE125 wrote:
Add a rider and a driver and the numbers get much closer.
This. Figure 190lbs for the river/rider with gear.

Dodge TRX - 6690lbs (truck + driver) / 1000hp = 6.69lbs per HP

KX 450 432lbs (bike + rider) / 60 hp (which seems high to me) = 7.2lbs per HP

Power to weight isn't the issue here.
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10/7/2022 5:59am
this shows how fast these modern day 450s really are. That truck is an 11 second truck.

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