Honda dimensions

[garichick]

Hi,
What are the dimensions of the N and Z600s? Would I be able to
get one in the bed of my '02 long bed Chevy pickup? I can get a
Subaru 360 in with no problem. My NSU Prinz is a few inches too
wide (hits the wheelwells of the pickup).
Thanks,
gary

[mterrens]

According to this page...
http://www.luk-korbmacher.de/Autos/tdz.htm
...the Coupe is 117.9 inches long (2995mm) (1 meter = 39.37 inches)
There are other specs there as well - have a look.
Steve

[honda72z600]

Hi Gary
This mite help. Jose
Honda 600 Series Specifications
The following are the specs from the 1972 brochure (600 coupe).
Engine: Type: Air cooled. two cylinder, SOHC, 4 main bearings*
Cylinder arrangement: Vertical, parallel and transversely
mounted
Bore & Stroke: 2.91 x 2.74 inches (74mm x 69.6mm)
Displacement: 36.4 cubic inches (598cc)
Compression ratio: 8.5:1
Power: 45hp(SAE)@ 7,000rpm*
32lb-ft@ 4,000rpm*
Carburetor: Keihin-Seiki side-draft variable venturi
w/accelerator pump*
Valve train: Single overhead camshaft
Cooling system: Forced air cooling by high
efficiency axial flow
fan located behind engine,
supplemented by ram air
Fuel required: Regular grade gasoline
Engine material: Crankcase: Aluminum alloy
Cylinders: Cast iron liners in finned
aluminum alloy housing
Cylinder head: Aluminum alloy
Drive Train: Transmission: Four speed all syncromesh
Clutch type: single dry plate, diaphragm
Suspension: Front: MacPherson Strut, coil springs, lower wishbone*
Rear: Rigid axle, semi-elliptic leaf springs*
Steering: Type: Rack and pinion
Turning circle: 32.2 feet
Brakes: Independent dual hydraulic system with vacuum power assist
Front: Disc (N/Z600)*
Drum (360/400)*
Rear: Drum*
Performance: Max. Speed 75 mph
Fuel consumption: 31.6mpg*, Honda claimed 40 mpg
Tires: 5.20x10 (Sedan)*
145SR-10 (Coupe)*
Dimensions and capacities:
Wheelbase: 78.7 inches
Track, front 45.9 inches
Track, rear 44.3 inches
Length 122.8 inches
Height 50.4 inches
Width 51 inches
Curb weight 1312 pounds
Battery 12V, 45 AH
Fuel capacity 6.9 gallons
Acceleration:*
0-30 mph 5.8s (R&T test)
0-40 mph
0-50 mph
0-60 mph 23.4s (Sedan, R&T); 20.8s (Coupe, C&D)
0-1320ft (1/4 mile): 22.0s at 59mph (R&T)
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From the January 1972 Motor Trend:
Horsepower: 36@6000rpm
Torque: 31.8@4000
Final drive ratio: 6.23:1
Steering ratio: 17.4:1
0-60 acceleration: 27.5 seconds
1/4 mile 58.78mph in 22.59 seconds
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Standard Equipment, 600 Series:*
Sedan:
0.6 liter, 45hp four valve engine, four-speed manual transmission, front
bucket seats, flow-through ventilation, hinged rear side windows, front
bumper overriders, removable rear seat, driver's side mirror
Coupe:
0.6 liter, 45hp four valve engine, four-speed manual transmission, front
bucket seats, flow-through ventilation, hinged rear side windows, front
bumper overriders, driver's side mirror, tachometer, overhead console with
map and dome light, hatchback, fold-down rear seat
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[jim]

Gary, you should be able to put one in the back of a full size p/u
with no problem. I just hauled 3 at one time from the sacramento
area back to oregon. 2 on a trailer and 1 in the back of my ford
F250. I did take out the bed liner. the car rolled right in, the
tire did rub the wheel wells as they passed, but just slightly. we
did turn a few heads going up I-5 to Oregon. and had many
conversations evertime we stopped. it was a great trip. I did have
to leave the tailgate on cause the rear tires didn't fit all the way
into the bed, but it was close. and the cars are light enough that
the tailgate didn't even flex as the car rolled over it. I post a
picture in the photo section for you to look at. look at the huhbob
folder.
For everyone else, I'll be doing an inventory of what i picked
up at Jim's and figure out what i need, then I will post what i have
for sale. If you have any particuar parts needed then e-mail me and
I'll let you know if i have it. ( huhbob@... ).
Bob

--- In 2cylinderhondas@y..., "garichick" wrote:
> Hi,
> What are the dimensions of the N and Z600s? Would I be able to
> get one in the bed of my '02 long bed Chevy pickup? I can get a
> Subaru 360 in with no problem. My NSU Prinz is a few inches too
> wide (hits the wheelwells of the pickup).
> Thanks,
> gary