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robertisinoz
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dyno run

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Thought I take my bike for a dyno today just to see how it is before I piss about with it and probably rock it up.
Its a 2002 and has standard carb settings, Staintune exhaust, CBR 600 stick coils the pair system removed a lightened flywheel and 98,000 kms on the clock
max power was 91.8hp at 8800 revs
max torque was 62ft-lbs at 7000 revs
it went a bit lean between 3500 4500 revs about 14
and a bit rich between 5000 6000 revs about 12.2 and a slight dip in torque about 4 ft-lbs at them revs

Im happy with the way it runs but love to tinker with things might try and see if i can remove the dip in torque
any comments and suggestions welcome.

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lloydie
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Down a little on power ! Unless the dyno is set low !
It should be pulling around 100 bhp mark but then again it's the later model
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I agree lloydie, down a bit on power, late model bikes are a few horses less than the early models, because of the added emissions kit. which can easily be disconnected lol
I reckon it should be around the high 90's early 100's.
but as long as you're happy buddy.... :thumbup:
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its decent power when you see the miles on the donkey :thumbup: have you tried painting it yellow that mite gain a few ponnies :thumbup:
the older i get,the faster i was :lol:
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fabiostar wrote:its decent power when you see the miles on the donkey :thumbup: have you tried painting it yellow that mite gain a few ponnies :thumbup:
My first one made more power the higher the mileage !
Engine was looser lol
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fabiostar wrote:its decent power when you see the miles on the donkey :thumbup: have you tried painting it yellow that mite gain a few ponnies :thumbup:
Doubt that :sick: :lol:
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or paint it teal and loose 20 horses hahahaha
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agentpineapple wrote:or paint it teal and loose 20 horses hahahaha
Oi feel the quality though :lol:
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put a Tiger 1200 engine in it ( maybe not the slave cylinder though, I got in there before Tony did :lol: )
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
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