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dutchzx14


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posted July 11, 2007 11:08 AM        
from 173 t0 199.4 hp

Did make some dyno runs by a tuning company for a few weeks ago, and the pulled out 173hp on the rear wheel. was pretty disapointed ( like JD was with his bike).
Now two weeks later my bike is ready. They handmade the 4 into 1 into 2 for my acrapovic slip ons. and they machined the cilinderhead, also busted op the compresion. now its making 199.4 hp on the rear wheel with 11000 rpm. the only problem now is,that i use more rpm...... (smoking help)... I whil post the diagrams later.

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posted July 11, 2007 11:09 AM        
so you are making 200HP on porting and decking the head basically?
Cams?
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posted July 11, 2007 11:20 AM        
thats the word i was looking for. decking. mods are , no flies, pc3 dna filter, acrapovic sp slip ons, he and made the front pipes. check out that guy his page... WWW.PAJIC-RACING.COM
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87gtNOS


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posted July 11, 2007 11:23 AM        
I wonder how much power you would lose with the stock header?

Must be a beast to ride though!! Awesome numbers!
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posted July 11, 2007 11:27 AM        
After the stock 173 hp they made the headers. than the tested 179 hp on the rear.
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posted July 11, 2007 11:27 AM        Edited By: smokinzx14 on 11 Jul 2007 12:33
26 HP gain from milling the head ????what am i missing here ?
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posted July 11, 2007 11:34 AM        
check out this guy his site who did the job..... www.pajic-racing.com I aint making this up. they gonna test the bike tomorow for a bike magazine here thats named motoplus. I will post the pictures and diagrams later. ( he, here in europe they also know how to bust up hp mumbers...)
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posted July 11, 2007 11:42 AM        
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check out this guy his site who did the job..... www.pajic-racing.com I aint making this up. they gonna test the bike tomorow for a bike magazine here thats named motoplus. I will post the pictures and diagrams later. ( he, here in europe they also know how to bust up hp mumbers...)
Cool can't wait to read about it ..Smokin..
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posted July 11, 2007 02:33 PM        
Hope you can read Dutch!

http://www.pajic-racing.com/
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posted July 11, 2007 05:09 PM        
They likely opened up the exhaust port and decked the head.
Every point of compression increase theoretically increases HP by approx. 10%, considering stable cyl. and head temps are maintained, and ignition timing is correct.

The exhaust port is D shaped and actually about 70% of header diameter at exit of the head. Took a good look when I installed the exhaust.

Porting it would hurt bottom and mid but likely give a substantial boost to top end power.
Hogging it out beyond the flow capability of stock cams and valves would hurt it everywhere though.


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posted July 11, 2007 06:08 PM        
i could see this. Remember Rob Muzzy said with his cams, head work and a bump in compression would get you over 210hp. So just delete the cams. Hp sure does cost.
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posted July 11, 2007 11:04 PM        
quote:
They likely opened up the exhaust port and decked the head.
Every point of compression increase theoretically increases HP by approx. 10%, considering stable cyl. and head temps are maintained, and ignition timing is correct.

The exhaust port is D shaped and actually about 70% of header diameter at exit of the head. Took a good look when I installed the exhaust.

Porting it would hurt bottom and mid but likely give a substantial boost to top end power.
Hogging it out beyond the flow capability of stock cams and valves would hurt it everywhere though.



Dubious with all due respect you are dreaming!!! 1 point of compression is worth between 3-5% power increase TRUST ME tested time and again

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posted July 12, 2007 12:17 AM        
199.4, fantastic. Let us know how it goes at the track. Are you gearing it for quarters or top speed ? It should do 200mph (321 kph) easily.
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posted July 12, 2007 02:46 AM        
Hi Bob, Nice to here from you. I know you believe me, you also had 192,3 hp with out headwork.... I will scan the original and modified dynodiagrams next week, when i pick up my bike again. (he just faxed me the diagrams...) the people of that magazine tested the bike in germany, I already put a 40 tooth sprocket on it when i brought it to that tuning company, and they were running 11000 rpm with te 40tooth in no time. (I know that is 320 km/h) Hope the engine is stayng in one piece....
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posted July 12, 2007 03:08 AM        
A muzzy 1270 kit and pipe would take you from a stock 165 to 195 rwhp, so this sounds quite doable. Compression is the key!
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posted July 12, 2007 05:13 AM        
quote:

Dubious with all due respect you are dreaming!!! 1 point of compression is worth between 3-5% power increase TRUST ME tested time and again


So 1 point will take me from say example 171 rwhp to approx 176-179 rwhp? How does this affect area under the curve at lower rpms?

I may consider mild head work and valve work this coming winter...

Thanks
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posted July 12, 2007 08:01 AM        
[URL=http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s91/dutchzx14/dynodiagramzx14.jpg][/URL]

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dutchzx14


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posted July 12, 2007 08:03 AM        
Can't get the dam diagram bigger. but give me your e-mail adres, and i send it.
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87gtNOS


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posted July 12, 2007 10:30 AM        

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posted July 12, 2007 10:31 AM        
you have to use the [img] tags, not the url tags
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posted July 12, 2007 10:52 AM        
BTW....

1 DIN hp = .98269 SAE hp
173.5 DIN = 170.5 SAE
199.4 DIN = 196 SAE


Still lots of hp!!! and a good increase.

I would to like see how this engine package performed on the city streets. It appears that the only gains are at higher rpms. Barely noticable at street driving rpm. Approx. 5hp here and there and no icreases in the lower rpm range.
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posted July 12, 2007 11:01 AM        
quote:
quote:
They likely opened up the exhaust port and decked the head.
Every point of compression increase theoretically increases HP by approx. 10%, considering stable cyl. and head temps are maintained, and ignition timing is correct.

The exhaust port is D shaped and actually about 70% of header diameter at exit of the head. Took a good look when I installed the exhaust.

Porting it would hurt bottom and mid but likely give a substantial boost to top end power.
Hogging it out beyond the flow capability of stock cams and valves would hurt it everywhere though.



Dubious with all due respect you are dreaming!!! 1 point of compression is worth between 3-5% power increase TRUST ME tested time and again


don't have time to dig up the article or post my old dyno's from mx days bro...
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posted July 12, 2007 11:03 AM        
quote:
quote:

Dubious with all due respect you are dreaming!!! 1 point of compression is worth between 3-5% power increase TRUST ME tested time and again


So 1 point will take me from say example 171 rwhp to approx 176-179 rwhp? How does this affect area under the curve at lower rpms?

I may consider mild head work and valve work this coming winter...

Thanks


Compression actually creates the biggest boost around the torque curve, or peak torque and lower in the rpm.
The porting gives it more on top.

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87gtNOS


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posted July 12, 2007 11:09 AM        
yes, I understand dubious, adding timing and compression makes torque!!

Has anyone put say a 4 deg advancer in this bike yet? ...can it be done? LOL!
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posted July 12, 2007 12:21 PM        
87GTNOS... thanks for enlarging the diagram. Mainly the biggest fear for me was that they wouldn't believe me. later I will post the pictures they made when they took the engine apart. the cilinder head work increased the [power with 12 hp. the rest of the increase are the handmade headers, acrapovic slipons, powercommander 3usb, and a lot of dyno runs.......!!
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