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Can you name this Engine?
Ok, here is your brain teaser for the day..just be looking at this, can you name the engine (and version of it, if you're really good...)?
http://bigbikeriders.com/photopost/d...6919engine.jpg |
I'll guess Honda V4...800cc Interceptor?
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VFR750 sometime between '86 and '97. Got gear driven cams and carbs.
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Oh they look like chain driven cams and FI. Oh well maybe it's too early for me :)
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Originally Posted by captainchaos
(Post 151617)
Oh they look like chain driven cams and FI. Oh well maybe it's too early for me :)
Nah, on second look, you're right. it's way to late for me. I've been up all night. |
Originally Posted by radbikers
(Post 151614)
Ok, here is your brain teaser for the day..just be looking at this, can you name the engine (and version of it, if you're really good...)?
http://bigbikeriders.com/photopost/d...6919engine.jpg Who cares... |
Correct! It is the VFR800 motor. Evidently somebody ate their mental wheaties this morning!
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As it's got chain-driven cams and FI, it can only be the latest generation (2002-present) version
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I'm a wealth of useless knowledge...
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v-tec motor
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Correct again! It is the VFR800 VTEC motor...just goes to show the board knows its stuff...
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Yes plenty of us VFR afficiando's here too. Fotomoto on VFRd.
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I own a '85 VF1000R.....V4 and gear driven cams.....It's a rear tire eater!! Only complaint.....it's heavy as hell!!
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Yeh, but its a great sport-tourer. My wife loves hers!
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the purpose build asfault eater is what the vfr800 is no matter what year. I just cannot wait to find an exhaust that i like for mine.:evillaugh:
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Too easy.
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No VTEC on this thing, I see regular cam sprockets.
Edit I checked and it seems that they act on the lifter instead of the cam gear for this thing, interesting http://www.dh5sdl.de/vfr-vtec.jpg |
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