...on german MOTORRAD side they ran an article that second what was said on Bennets.
84 cc more,+11hp/15nm but unlike the alphatechnik VV-L as in variable valve timing and lift without throttle plate like a diesel a schaltnockenwelle instead ! Which means 2 cam-profiles on the intake side...like VW or Audi uses.One cam profile for lower rpm levels to appease the EU-5 monkeys in Bruessels for max TORQUE and then a hotter one for max power at higher rpm levels...which would be a completely different and less complex system than the one displayed by alphatechnik that made 145 hp from 1170cc on the 17 inch wheel R1200GS test mule...
Which makes me wonder if the 136hp number out of 1254cc contemplated by Ben Purvis is wrong !
Especially if you compare the 136 hp / 140 NM numbers with another german naturally aspirated boxer engine from the Porsche 911 GT3RS that has 3996 cc and makes 520 hp at 8200 rpm and more than 460 nm torque from 5200 rpm on peaking out at 475 nm at 6200 rpm...translated to 2 cylinders that would mean around 170hp / 155nm torque for the R 1330 GS...
Taking roughly 10% displacement out out that would translate into 155 hp and 140 NM torque which would be totally acceptable for the new R 1250 GS...
84 cc more,+11hp/15nm but unlike the alphatechnik VV-L as in variable valve timing and lift without throttle plate like a diesel a schaltnockenwelle instead ! Which means 2 cam-profiles on the intake side...like VW or Audi uses.One cam profile for lower rpm levels to appease the EU-5 monkeys in Bruessels for max TORQUE and then a hotter one for max power at higher rpm levels...which would be a completely different and less complex system than the one displayed by alphatechnik that made 145 hp from 1170cc on the 17 inch wheel R1200GS test mule...
Which makes me wonder if the 136hp number out of 1254cc contemplated by Ben Purvis is wrong !
Especially if you compare the 136 hp / 140 NM numbers with another german naturally aspirated boxer engine from the Porsche 911 GT3RS that has 3996 cc and makes 520 hp at 8200 rpm and more than 460 nm torque from 5200 rpm on peaking out at 475 nm at 6200 rpm...translated to 2 cylinders that would mean around 170hp / 155nm torque for the R 1330 GS...
Taking roughly 10% displacement out out that would translate into 155 hp and 140 NM torque which would be totally acceptable for the new R 1250 GS...