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Old 04-05-2016, 04:40 PM   #1
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2017 Suzuki Hayabusa: Turbocharged 1,500cc

Some sources say 1,500cc turbo and some say 1,400cc turbo.
It would be a huge bump from current 1,340cc NA l engine.

A Turbocharged Suzuki Hayabusa Really Should Happen
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Can't wait to see someone retrofitting the engine into a Smart. I'd totally rock a Smartbusa.

I mean... where else do you get a small RR car suitable for DR that would smoke 99% of cars on road without breaking the bank?
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Was the original not fast enough?
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Suzuki had a small press conference in Japan to show a little idea of what the new Hayabusa is going to look like. Not much info for now.


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Can't wait to see someone retrofitting the engine into a Smart. I'd totally rock a Smartbusa
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Silly... I've owned a lot of bikes up to a 954RR Fireblade and I sold it because it was ridiculous. 160 in 2nd gear? Really? It's way more Fun to ride something smaller and run the piss out of it through the gears and feel like you're really ripping it but not be going suicide speeds lol... Just my opinion
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Was the original not fast enough?
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Hayabusa is laggy below 6000rpm in any car form. Hope the turbo will give more mid low end power

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^ Kinda off topic, but Super 7 Cars are made in Vancouver Island.
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^ Kinda off topic, but Super 7 Cars are made in Vancouver Island.
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And has the record for fastest car in reverse 100 km. They have 6 forward and 6 reverse gears.
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