From the sources I've read around 65hp - which isn't too shabby in a car weighing only 600 kilos. The spec page says it revved to 6000rpm. 2-stroke engines like high revs so it's possible it could have gone higher. Apparently this was competitive in the lowest class in rallying with cars of displacement up to 850cc. My guess is that the competition had 4-stroke cars in this lowest displacement class and they'd be lucky to make 50hp and probably were heavier. In rallying power to weight ratio means a lot and low weight is always nimble. This is btw how the old two-stroke Saabs could win rallies against far more powerful cars in the mid 60's. Btw the early 2-stroke Saabs based their engine on the DKW engine too, like Trabant did.
Fun car to drive in Richard Burns Rally. I doubt I'll be able to find a suitable engine sound for it though!
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How many horsepowers does it have right now and how many RPM´s does this engine make??
It´s not Petr Camlik´s Trabi... V2T Racing Build this and racing with this...
I think round about 60hp...
From the sources I've read around 65hp - which isn't too shabby in a car weighing only 600 kilos. The spec page says it revved to 6000rpm. 2-stroke engines like high revs so it's possible it could have gone higher. Apparently this was competitive in the lowest class in rallying with cars of displacement up to 850cc. My guess is that the competition had 4-stroke cars in this lowest displacement class and they'd be lucky to make 50hp and probably were heavier. In rallying power to weight ratio means a lot and low weight is always nimble. This is btw how the old two-stroke Saabs could win rallies against far more powerful cars in the mid 60's. Btw the early 2-stroke Saabs based their engine on the DKW engine too, like Trabant did.
Trabant ❤️ 2-takter ❤️
Das ist kein 800 RS.......