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1100cc refers to the engine displacement of an internal combustion engine, specifically measuring 1100 cubic centimeters. This measurement indicates the total volume of all the cylinders in the engine, which can impact the engine's power output and efficiency. In general, a larger displacement often correlates with greater power, but it can also affect fuel consumption and emissions. Commonly found in motorcycles and some cars, an 1100cc engine strikes a balance between performance and practicality.
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What is 1100cc on a go kart?
Its 1100cc on a go kart :D
What is the horsepower of an 1100cc 2007 Honda Shadow motorcycle?
The Honda 1100cc Shadow/Shadow Sabre Engine puts out about 65 hp.
What is the highest cc in motorcycles?
like 1100cc or more
What does a 1995 Virago 1100cc weigt?
wet weight 243 kg
How many cubic in in 1100cc engine?
Just over 67 cubic inches
How fast can a 1100cc ATV go?
it can go just over 190 mph
How many horsepower would 1100cc be?
The horsepower of an engine is not solely determined by its displacement (like 1100cc), as it also depends on factors such as engine design, efficiency, and tuning. However, a rough estimate can be made, with 1100cc engines typically producing between 70 to 100 horsepower in motorcycles, and slightly less in cars. For a more accurate assessment, it's best to refer to specific engine specifications.
How much is it to get Peugeot 106 taxed?
assuming its a 1100cc it will be about £120 pa or £65 for 6 months
How much fork oil goes into 1995 Yamaha virago 1100cc?
I think 1L to 1.5L will be the quantity.
Do all Honda gold wing have reverse?
No. None of the 1000cc, 1100cc or 1200cc wings had reverse. Also, the GL1500 Interstate did not have it. All the other gold wings do.
Why does your 1100cc Honda motorcycle engine backfire when slowing down?
Try the link below for an answer. It is for a different bike, but it is a possible solution. http://faq.f650.com/FAQs/BackfiringFAQ.htm
What causes a Honda shadow spirit 1100cc pop through the exhaust?
This is called backfiring and can be due to a variety of causes, such as incorrect air and fuel mixture or a faulty ignition.
