In this episode, Guy Martin takes Morris Lubricants’ Technology Manager, Adrian Hill, through a technical review of his 300 MPH bike and details the Morris Lubricants oil he uses in it. Guy explains to Adrian the modifications he has made to the motorbike, with his aim to reach 300 MPH in a mile. Guy delves deep into the engineering of the bike which has so far helped him get to 276 MPH (officially), but that’s not enough for Guy! Adrian also finds out what Guy has planned next for this massive challenge.

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  1. He's an amazing Guy 😀 little thing about lambda though, lambda 1 = stoeich, and stoeich on e85 is around 9.75:1, already plenty more fuel than stoeich on regular fuel which is about 14.7:1 . Going 0.75 lambda means running very very rich, which washes the cylinders and on high boost application also dilutes the oil with fuel by going past the rings due to said washing. I have not experienced better power nor cooler engine going past 0.82 ish. I found the right range for e85 is 0.82 to 0.88. It could also be this lambda value is a specific setting in the ecu that is wrongly worded though. the hardest part of this is making sure the fuel is actually an 85% blend, most of the time e85 at the gas station is between 70 and 85%, so you can either test it and adjust the tune, or buy barrels.

  2. Great video Guy, lovely to see what you are up to these days.

    I had been hoping to see you out on the Triumph Rocket land speed bike.
    I never did hear what happened to it.

    Apart from this 300MPH bike what else have you got planned?

  3. Not a motorbike enthusiast, don't even know basic maintenance of a vehicle. I just love hearing people talking with passion about the thing they are at such a high level with. Love it.

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