QUOTE(NaGeNaZ @ Sep 16 2008, 12:56 AM)
I really like 135LC so i guess will lower my expectation then. Can it do 100-110km/h (Car Speedo) without stressing the engine ? That would be more than enough for me.
Sorry to disappoint you. 100 / 110 kph on car speedo = 120kph / 135kph on 135LC speedo.
To maintain speed at 120kph, you'll need around 1/2 throttle with stock settings. (6500rpm++)
To maintain speed at 135kph, you'll need around 2/3 throttle. (7500rpm++)
The FC is definitely bad, not to mention the engine is quite stressful as well.
If you really want to have a good highway 135LC, need modification on sprocket and engine torque.
Kapcai are not good on highway, trust me.
QUOTE(hihihehe @ Sep 16 2008, 01:26 AM)
don expect too much on fz150...only can reach 140kmh n abit hard to reach too
spech like rly fast but act is not..they focus more on FC than performance
FZ speedo has better accuracy. 140kph on 135LC is like around 170kph already.
However, travelling at 100 / 110kph should be quite comfortable.
and i agree with you, FZ focus a lot on FC. A small performance mod can bring out a lot of potential from the engine. I've heard people achieving ~20BHP using DiaSiL 150cc......
Added on September 16, 2008, 8:20 amQUOTE(salimbest83 @ Sep 16 2008, 08:15 AM)
agreed.. thats why i compare 2 stroker with these 4 stroker..
they will never be able to beat 2 strokers..
but lots of ppl out there still cant understand that.(boys at my area oso)
wanna go fast.. take RXZ 135.. can go 170-180km/h almost effortless..and oso cheaper than FZ150..
but as usual 2 stroker drink lots of petrol..
more fuel = more power..

This is true for small bike, 2 stroke is better than 4 stroke. For bigger CC bike, 4-stroke already rulez the game.
anyway, there is an experiment done by my friends. one of them is on putra 1.8L and one on RXZ.
The fren on RXZ said he will put up a thumb when reached his speedo's 180kph.
So, they drag, and RXZ went up to 180kph easily.
My Putra 1.8L fren looked at his meter and

...... it's only 120+ kph.
This post has been edited by charge-n-go: Sep 16 2008, 08:20 AM