Thanks guys! Yep, a very successful weekend. Reliable, fast and starting to handle better as we get to tweak the suspension. We missed Friday practice due to the electrical scrutineering issues, but once sorted we were confident of some good times.
After the first day of racing, Ripperton said that he'd dropped a tooth on the front for more drive down low. We added three for more top end
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It's a fricking rocket. Pottz had the bike's front wheel about 25 mm off the track the whole way down the straight after we brought the ramp rate right up and maxed out the torque limit (600 Nm at launch). After Sunday morning's race we had about half a pack left, and the motor was still warm. What better time to Dyno it!
184 horsepower in the archaic scale, or about 140 kW, as expected
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Could probably push more out of it if the battery was full and the motor was cooler, but that's enough for now, I think.
She's still a big girl to steer, but we can make it go faster with some good racing bits. We have the option of building another 2p pack, but I doubt we'll have the time.
Abraham - the motor windings aren't getting above 105'C which is where de-rating would start. I don't want them to exceed 130'C as things start to brake down more rapidly at this point.
Massive massive massive thanks to Mike O'Hanlon for getting us here, Danny Pottage for agreeing to ride the thing, Daryl and Warren for the accommodation, my parent's for the use of their 4x4 and trailer to get the bike and to the eFXC organisers. It was a cracker of a weekend
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