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i would put money on, street legal car & i mean any wouldn't out drag huybusa street legal only because even a street legal car with mega hp just will not get enough traction off line to do it (with sticky slicks then possable but then your doing mods which is not the point).

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i would put money on, street legal car & i mean any wouldn't out drag huybusa street legal only because even a street legal car with mega hp just will not get enough traction off line to do it (with sticky slicks then possable but then your doing mods which is not the point).

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i would put money on, street legal car & i mean any wouldn't out drag huybusa street legal only because even a street legal car with mega hp just will not get enough traction off line to do it (with sticky slicks then possable but then your doing mods which is not the point).

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haha about time ppls goton about bikes, we've ran lots of bikes in the past. my line comfortabably beats a stock r1 standing start , but last i raced a hayabusa, they have got serious stick from 150 onward and no, a 10 sec car would not beat a hayabusa rolling, the best way to run bikes is from standing start and use scare tactics(cheating). Also an r1 or any 1000cc onward jap bike with some minor mods are out of reach to street reg cars, but then it would take a VERY good rider and balls of steel to sit a couple of cars infront of a line at warp speed.

haha about time ppls goton about bikes, we've ran lots of bikes in the past. my line comfortabably beats a stock r1 standing start , but last i raced a hayabusa, they have got serious stick from 150 onward and no, a 10 sec car would not beat a hayabusa rolling, the best way to run bikes is from standing start and use scare tactics(cheating). Also an r1 or any 1000cc onward jap bike with some minor mods are out of reach to street reg cars, but then it would take a VERY good rider and balls of steel to sit a couple of cars infront of a line at warp speed.

Hungry,

The movie I sent to GTRREX shows a 10sec Supra (my estimate - it may be faster) beating a Hayabusa from a 70mph rolling start. That movie aside, I agree with you though. Generally, with a rolling start you've got basically zero chance of beating anything above the smallest capacity bikes.

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2002 GSX1397R Suzuki Turbo Hayabusa

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This motorcycle was built to be as radical as possible and as practical as possible. In its present form it is able to maintain everyday reliable street use, just awaiting thee occasional road kill ;-)

It is built to run over 500+hp (372kw) and 379nm of torque & up to 30 lbs of boost

It is equipped with a Velocity Racing Turbo System, The "Hayabusa Race Turbo System"

Engine is fitting with the following

JE 1397 Turbo pistons

Carrillo Rods

Yosh (Kaotic Cam Timing) cams

HD valve springs

R&D trans w/ HD output shaft

Billet clutch basket/hub/2 stage lock up

Total Kaos Clutch cover

KWS head with larger valves & ported head

HD starter gear

Base spacer

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Michelin Tires

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GALFER FRONT WAVE ROTORS

GALER REAR WAVE ROTOR

TKP 4' SWINGARM

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GILLES REAR SETS

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DID 530 ZVX X-RING CHROME CHAIN

FRONT SPROCKET FOR H/D OUTPUT SHAFT

KICKSTAND RACING CLUTCH SUPPORT SPROCKET COVER

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STAINLESS STEEL TB BLADES

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YOSHIMURA STAGE 1 CAMS W/SPROCKETS

KWS HEAD - PORTED/FULL RADIUS VALVE CUT - 1' EX VAL - BRONZE VALVE Gd

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well i own a busa bought new feb o3 $18000 registered on the road has 4into 1 micron system and airbox mod s&r performance dynoed it was running 168rwhpwith only 2000k's on the clock going a lot better now & i havnt cum accross any car quicker than it yet that i cant pass ib first gear they do get me of the mark but thats mainly cause i dont wanna flip it as to date it is still the fastest mass production bike on the market ride one and u'll c y

1000 HP GT-R33 vs Hayabusa 1300cc

The Clip is at this website

Youll have to join them to watch the video, its free though.

Then go to Videos, browse videos and its in Street racing

They have alot more vids, Mines R34, r33 GTR vs 911 Turbo, Skyline vs WRX,a few more on other cars too

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