yamahaex50
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- Snowmobile
- Sidewinder LTX-LE
X2..the real Klim gear test...I'll sleep out in the snow in a tent. No room needed.
X2..the real Klim gear test...I'll sleep out in the snow in a tent. No room needed.
The waverunners have supercharged engines though 1.8L..
Well, If you think that's funny (and I do too),... I've been analyzing the audio for two days now...
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I don't think that is even possible. From my understanding you have to have a minimum of 4 cylinders and it goes up in 4 cylinder increments (4, 8, 12, 16 ect) for the cross plane technology to work.Try comparing it to the FZ-09/MT-09 Yamaha engine. Its a 3 syl crossplane
I haven't stopped refreshing this site since the video came out. My money(credit, lol) is ready!
Yamaha themselves call the 3-cylinder FZ-9 motor a "cross plane" motor even though it doesn't fit the exact original definition. They call it a cross plane technology motor.I don't think that is even possible. From my understanding you have to have a minimum of 4 cylinders and it goes up in 4 cylinder increments (4, 8, 12, 16 ect) for the cross plane technology to work.
I'm a 4 cylinder guy as well! I love my Apex; the power, sound, etc. That being said, these new triples are no slouch either. It's quite apparent that Yamaha is investing in triples big time and I think it's likely the new flag-ship could be a triple. I'm hearing some impressive numbers from guys with triples, both turbo and N/A! Regardless, it will be awesome...3 or 4 cylinder!I don't like the sound of the three and if that's all that Yamaha builds I can't see any reason to trade up. Just buy a 2016 Apex and ride it till it drops and that would be a long time from now. The four works as a NA engine with no problems on regular or premium makes enough hp to take on anything out there, so why go to a three that needs a turbo to make hp? Turbo needs Premium and should one mention voids warranty! How is that better?