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what are 750 capable of on dyno?

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Just curious to see some mods and dyno number people have pulled out of 750's. Thanx.
 
What year 750 :?: 2-valve or 4-valve TSCC :?:

I have 1 example for one of my own bikes a 1979 GS750E 2 valver with 4-1 Marshall Deeptone, seperate pod filters and rejetted carbs (116 mains) with about 38.000 miles on it. 60.8 RWHP with a very nice line, stock output @ the crank according to Suzuki was 68 HP.
 
looking for numbers on 4 valve motors. What did they put out stock? I thought it was 68hp, but if thats what 2 valves put out, id think the newer engine would do slightly better. Thanx.
 
The last of the 750E's were supposed to be hitting over 90 at the crank.
 
According to a Motorcyclist article the stock GS750 in 83 was putting out 76 hp at the rear wheel and the modified bike was at 85 to 90hp.

Kevan
 
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