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Why does TT600 have more power than the XT600E????? Why does TT600 have more power than the XT600E?????
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Why does TT600 have more power than the XT600E?????
Hey all....anyone care to explain why does TT600 have more power than the XT600E?????

It's still quite confusing

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If you mean the TTR it has slightley bigger carbs and a lighter flywheel.
My TTR has a different cam and CRD exhaust, on a dyno it was showing 39BHP. I think Yamaha claim 44BHP.
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If you mean the TTR it has slightley bigger carbs and a lighter flywheel.
My TTR has a different cam and CRD exhaust, on a dyno it was showing 39BHP. I think Yamaha claim 44BHP.
Carb settings seem to be different - are they different diameters???

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