
Bike Dynoed
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Bike Dynoed
I am so loveing my bike again. It had been running really rough but got it back today after having new jets fitted and having it dynoed. it is so smooth now and i have seen a healthy gain. 11 bhp with me new filter and exhausts and an increase in tourque the bike has been transformed and it is amazing to ride now 

- cliveyandrews
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Re: Bike Dynoed
Have you got the chart?
Mine desperately needs a proper setup, it's a touch weak - open cans, and I plan to do the airbox mod and fit an advancer too...

Mine desperately needs a proper setup, it's a touch weak - open cans, and I plan to do the airbox mod and fit an advancer too...

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Re: Bike Dynoed
O my god mine was probably worse than that before it was setup. Ill put the chart up later all i can say it was worth getting it setup the bike is just amazing to ride now 

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Re: Bike Dynoed
Here is a copy of my dyno run for power and tourqe
Tourqe has been increased as well it rips your arms off now haha

Power note how bad the curve was before the dyno run now it is smooth and crisp


Tourqe has been increased as well it rips your arms off now haha

Power note how bad the curve was before the dyno run now it is smooth and crisp

- Styler4077
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Re: Bike Dynoed
Clive,
Your's is very weak, normally between 12.5 and 13.5 is the normal, BMW's drop back to 15 and leaner but only when they are held at a constant speed I.E. 60 mph at a constant speed the AFR will gently drop down. But they use some smart ECU software to check for knocking, speed, throttle position,gear whilst changing the AFR.
We have nothing on our VTR's.
The line is also very odd. Will post mine up later today.
I would get it seen too sooner rather than later my self.
Gwellsbury, nice power, what mods have you done to get 109? Std ones are around 100 ATW
Styler
Your's is very weak, normally between 12.5 and 13.5 is the normal, BMW's drop back to 15 and leaner but only when they are held at a constant speed I.E. 60 mph at a constant speed the AFR will gently drop down. But they use some smart ECU software to check for knocking, speed, throttle position,gear whilst changing the AFR.
We have nothing on our VTR's.
The line is also very odd. Will post mine up later today.
I would get it seen too sooner rather than later my self.
Gwellsbury, nice power, what mods have you done to get 109? Std ones are around 100 ATW
Styler
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Re: Bike Dynoed
I have got Viper Race cans on it and a pipercross filter. It is the filter that has made the difference it is a full race spec filter but the bike is so good to ride now its a monster.Styler4077 wrote:Clive,
Your's is very weak, normally between 12.5 and 13.5 is the normal, BMW's drop back to 15 and leaner but only when they are held at a constant speed I.E. 60 mph at a constant speed the AFR will gently drop down. But they use some smart ECU software to check for knocking, speed, throttle position,gear whilst changing the AFR.
We have nothing on our VTR's.
The line is also very odd. Will post mine up later today.
I would get it seen too sooner rather than later my self.
Gwellsbury, nice power, what mods have you done to get 109? Std ones are around 100 ATW
Styler

Re: Bike Dynoed
Those are very good numbers for those mods, especially the torque...... makes me want to get a Pipercross.....
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Re: Bike Dynoed
badly seating inlet valves imo.cliveyandrews wrote:
pulsing back on compression.... compresion check clive - not right that bud.
have you checked the vac lines arent perished and split?
You do not have to say anything. But it may harm your defence if you do not mention when posting something which you later rely on in quote. Anything you do say may be ripped to sh*t.
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If those two lines are torque and horsepower they cross over at entirely the wrong place- should be 4600 or so.benny hedges wrote:badly seating inlet valves imo.cliveyandrews wrote:
pulsing back on compression.... compresion check clive - not right that bud.
have you checked the vac lines arent perished and split?
One goes up with revs, the other goes down- what are they?
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
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tbh i dont think its possible to have a fuelling line like that and as tony said, the torque & power curves should cross lower, as in 2k lower.
i think you need to use a different dyno next time mate.... that one looks broken.
if those curves and the fuel were for real the bike would be near unrideable lol
i think you need to use a different dyno next time mate.... that one looks broken.
if those curves and the fuel were for real the bike would be near unrideable lol
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Re: Bike Dynoed
Where do I look Benny?benny hedges wrote:cliveyandrews wrote:
badly seating inlet valves imo.
pulsing back on compression.... compresion check clive - not right that bud.
have you checked the vac lines arent perished and split?
Alas funds have taken a beating at the mo, as CCTs repair came to over £270 - which accounts for all my tune up savings (plus food for the month)
But any home maintenance I can do would help.
My plans are to fit a K&N/Pipercross, cut back the siamese at the exhaust join before link pipes, airbox mods (remove baffles etc) - and probably 4 deg advancer - then Dyno and Jet Kit...

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Re: Bike Dynoed
I know im very happy with the figures and it has transformed the bike. The pipercross filter is what made the difference but it is a pain to set up accordin to the dyno guy i used but was worth itmik_str wrote:Those are very good numbers for those mods, especially the torque...... makes me want to get a Pipercross.....
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So who's your dyno guy, may I ask?
New to the VTR, and to the site - great bike, crowd, & advice. Looking to fit filter + jets & dyno tune, along with manual ccts & tps adjustment.
New to the VTR, and to the site - great bike, crowd, & advice. Looking to fit filter + jets & dyno tune, along with manual ccts & tps adjustment.
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Re: Bike Dynoed
The company i used is Motrac Racing in Ellesmere Port. The guy there is top notch really knows his stuff he helped develop dynojet kits and is a dam nice guy. He spent 8 hours on my bike because he wanted it to be perfect and it is. Must say i have to agree with you the site is a great source and as for the bike im hooked ive always had inline 4s but this is just fantastic.aVaTaR wrote:So who's your dyno guy, may I ask?
New to the VTR, and to the site - great bike, crowd, & advice. Looking to fit filter + jets & dyno tune, along with manual ccts & tps adjustment.
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Ahh. Ellesmere Port is a bit of a blat for me - I'm in East Sussex, and considering HM Racing or Bob Farnham. I'll have to show them your dyno output & ask if they can match itgwellsbury wrote:The company i used is Motrac Racing in Ellesmere Port. The guy there is top notch...

Wonder if your 'top notch guy' would share some of the settings for your bike to give a start point for mine
