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Marc Rittner's supercharged RSVR Factory aprilia -- Non FJ

Started by Gazza, October 20, 2010, 05:41:21 PM

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Gazza

As a bunch of you already know, Marc is down in the San Antonio, TX, area getting ready to run his monster machine in the Texas Mile this weekend.  From a standing start he hopes to reach 200 miles per hour inside of ONE MILE!  And with the mods he's done who knows how fast it'll go.

Anyway, if you're interested to know more and watch, a web cam was just set up at the AF1 shop:  http://www.ustream.tv/channel/texas-mile-aprilia

Dyno testing will be happening shortly.

Here's a link to a thread on the project, too: http://www.apriliaforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=212194

This is his second attempt so wish him and the rest of Team Punisher luck and keep your fingers crossed!

derbybrit1

Quote from: Gazza on October 20, 2010, 05:41:21 PM
As a bunch of you already know, Marc is down in the San Antonio, TX, area getting ready to run his monster machine in the Texas Mile this weekend.  From a standing start he hopes to reach 200 miles per hour inside of ONE MILE!  And with the mods he's done who knows how fast it'll go.

This is his second attempt so wish him and the rest of Team Punisher luck and keep your fingers crossed!

Second attempt didn't happen, as we could not complete the bike in time.  6 months later, the bike was fully prepped but untested.  A week in New Braunfels, TX for shakedown, and then to Goliad, TX for the event.

Result:  192.8mph 

With a little more fine tuning and some luck, we should make 200mph next time.

derbybrit1

This time we got it.  200.8 mph. 

Just your average supercharged, nitrous injected, water-methanol sprayed street bike.  191 rwhp on pump gas.  250+ rwhp with nitrous. 

How's that for Kookaloo, Frank?

Pat Conlon

Congrats Marc! A multi year multi thousand dollar effort. This puts the kook in kookaloo I'm looking for a post on the Appy forum on this run.  Pat

edit: Found it: http://www.apriliaforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=233574&page=15
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racerman_27410

Quote from: derbybrit1 on October 25, 2011, 10:20:55 AM
This time we got it.  200.8 mph. 

Just your average supercharged, nitrous injected, water-methanol sprayed street bike.  191 rwhp on pump gas.  250+ rwhp with nitrous. 

How's that for Kookaloo, Frank?


Holy face stretching Batman..... sounds like you got her running pretty good.


COngratulations my friend... you deserve it!   :good2:


KOokaloo! (you've got it good)


Mike 86 in San Dimas


derbybrit1

Looks fast standing still:



Also looks fast not standing still:


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