icarus
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posted August 04, 2009 02:04 PM
Dyno numbers
Went to Brock's Performance today for some pulls here are the numbers.
HP...182.10
TQ...103.86
Baro...29.31 Hg
Conditions:
86.77 deg F
47% humidity
CF: STD 1.05
Bike set up:
Alien head, Maxton map, MR-11, BMC race filter, 16/46 gearing, Power one at 30 psi
Made 12 pulls total. Most were in 4th gear which is where this one was done.
Only change made was to the 80 + 100 % throttle cells where the A/F was leaned out
from 12.8 : 1 to 13.2 : 1.
This was done for the conditions here at the track I run on.
As a side note when the chain was reoiled it gained 3 HP.
Thanks for looking.
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8.820 @ 161.05
  
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02zx12rbob
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posted August 04, 2009 04:52 PM
Good numbers ! Was wonderin about MR-11 compared to MR- 9.
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Shane661
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posted August 04, 2009 04:57 PM
Interesting. 182 STD would be about 175 SAE. My bike made 175 SAE with pump gas and the street map. I'm sure your bike runs good, based on the 1/4 mile mph. I just don't give much weight to dyno numbers because they can vary so much. The real test is at the track, for sure.
I do feel the dyno is a valuable tool, when used consistently by the proper operator.
Shane
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icarus
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posted August 04, 2009 07:17 PM
Shane,curious, what tire was on your bike when you dynoed? At the end of the session
the Power one was fairly sticky and Brock felt that at may have used up some HP.
Also, as an addition to my bike specs, the wheelbase is 65".
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8.820 @ 161.05
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Shane661
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posted August 05, 2009 12:13 AM
My bike, as dyno'd:
Michelin Power Race Soft 190/50, 36 psi
63.5" Wheelbase
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