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tru195


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posted August 07, 2006 05:51 PM        
hp/top speed/ mods

ok here ya go real world- no air filter, no flies, usb,wide band,quick shift,speedo healer and some gearing with some fuel from zx-1kr on a 105 degree dyno run = 186 hp with 108 lb. the bike ran flawless sunday morning(great air at 6am) im 260lb with clothes- ran by a busa with 1397 kit that was geared around the same maybe one or 2 mph lower. 2 zx-10s did not stay in the picture long either. i had an 06 10. let me tell you now if your more then 220lbs dont roll on against a 10 with a light guy, you will not be happy. if you notice in the mags the 10 is slower in the quarter but has a higher speed most of the tests- the 14 launches better thats it. so if your moving and alittle heavy beware. ok back to sunday, well all i can say is that a second gear roll from around 50 to 60 mph resulted in 185 mph(rev limit with gearing) in excactly 8 tenths of a mile. it ran perfect. the flat power band on top hits 180 ho at 9,300 rpm and 186 at 10,00 and only drops to 183 at rev limit. a clean 1,700 rpm of 180 plus pulling power. very noticable when racing bikes that peak and drop or fall in to less hp at shift point. gearing to 1 up front and 1 down in rear on thursday to try to pull a clean run of 195 or better. stock motor, stock set up and height and on a public road. will post picture and video if i learn how and give results on friday or sat. does anyone know of cams or head gasket yet. thanks. thanks again to zx-1kr for his time, help and company riding on sunday.

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swft


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posted August 07, 2006 06:01 PM        
I'm still looking for where one sentence ends and the next starts...

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swft


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posted August 07, 2006 06:02 PM        
And kudos! Sounds like you are having a blast!
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tru195


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posted August 07, 2006 06:29 PM        
sorry for the run ons but this one of the few things beside my daughters that i love. the guys i ride with are going on 15 years together.we are older but fun and sometimes fast. 200mph before 40 (8 months) would be my goal. or before i die.
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swft


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posted August 07, 2006 07:51 PM        


First of all, Welcome!

I don't remember saying that to ya before, so I'm saying it now.

Second thing, anything can be used out of context.

quote:
the guys i ride with are going on 15 years together


*wink*

Man, it just gets better and better!
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BobC


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posted August 07, 2006 11:32 PM        
Good luck, let us know what you modify and how fast the bike goes.
By the way, I think 196 has already been achieved on a stock motor with an 18t sprocket and mirrors off. I think there was a post about it a couple of months back.
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serius blk


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posted August 08, 2006 04:01 AM        
Heres my question. I have the same setup you have but with stock gearing. The bike wouldnt pull to 11grand in 6th gear when it was stock. Has anyone tried it with the speedohealer set to bypass the governor. I havent had the chance to try it myself yet. Bobc said his did 191 stock. With the extra hp the bike should pull past that.
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tru195


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posted August 08, 2006 12:50 PM        
speedo heal did the trick. and now that you pointed it out, they and me are not gay but it could of sounded like it. not that gay is bad(in case any one is).
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zerMATT


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posted August 08, 2006 02:15 PM        


"not that there's anything wrong with that..." -Jerry Seinfeld
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Stalwart


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posted August 08, 2006 02:20 PM        
quote:
speedo heal did the trick. and now that you pointed it out, they and me are not gay but it could of sounded like it. not that gay is bad(in case any one is).


If someone is we just invite them to the SmackHouse and FBA makes their life miserable and then the problem is gone. :P
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countersteer


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posted August 08, 2006 06:47 PM        
tru-
center moriches huh? we should catch up for a ride sometime.
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