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    Quote Originally Posted by idleidolidyll View Post
    Personally though, I'd be really interested in a production big bang motor. I hate in line 4s (too buzzy, not realistic on the road) and much prefer the better torque delivery of a vee twin. If that were overcome by a proddy big bang, I'd be first in line for a test ride.
    The vibration characteristics of a big bang straight 4 are pretty much the same as a non big bang version

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pixie View Post
    The vibration characteristics of a big bang straight 4 are pretty much the same as a non big bang version
    Not quite sure what you mean, there? Well, I know what you mean, but would you mind explaining?

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    It's the same crank,the camshaft is altered to change the firing order....so the vibration stays the same.
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    To be honest i cant see the point in doing it 'exactly' as you would lose the continous power of the IL4. But yes it is possible - if you have a look (zxr4 as an example), they used to bridge the balance the exhaust by bridging the manifold/headers.
    If you want the best of both worlds your choice is a triple with mild cams.
    At the end of the day a v twin is going to be a v twin, and a il4 is going to be an il4. If you don't believe me - look at the mechanics of it.
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