Glen wrote:MAXUMIS wrote:Just out to help but if you have a miss on the dyno it can alter the 'real' AFR's buy a long way,all i mean is the AFR's can look rich or vise verser depending on the problem.When you find the prob as it can be hard to find without actualy seening what is happening your best bet is to get it run up again just to make shore your AFR's are write.
Yeah absolutely mate that's the plan. The bike is still sitting on the Dyno at C and M so we'll plug the hole in the airbox tomorrow and run it and see if that does it. If not then I'll take it home and just keep fiddling till I find it. Once I do then it'll be straight back on the Dyno again.
Fingers crossed for tomorrow.
Glen wrote:Well guess what we've found. The twat who worked on the bike for the previous owner in an attempt to presumably make it run better did a few dodgeys.
MAXUMIS wrote:Glen wrote:MAXUMIS wrote:Just out to help but if you have a miss on the dyno it can alter the 'real' AFR's buy a long way,all i mean is the AFR's can look rich or vise verser depending on the problem.When you find the prob as it can be hard to find without actualy seening what is happening your best bet is to get it run up again just to make shore your AFR's are write.
Yeah absolutely mate that's the plan. The bike is still sitting on the Dyno at C and M so we'll plug the hole in the airbox tomorrow and run it and see if that does it. If not then I'll take it home and just keep fiddling till I find it. Once I do then it'll be straight back on the Dyno again.
Fingers crossed for tomorrow.
Mate i hope it all work's but if your trying to use the dyno to find the problem you may be chasing your tail,been there and done that.A dyno is a tuning tool not a diagnostic one.
Disco wrote:Glen wrote:Well guess what we've found. The twat who worked on the bike for the previous owner in an attempt to presumably make it run better did a few dodgeys.
I thought you got it with only 1,000k's on it?...Seem's like a lot of mod's for a bike that he never rode
JetPilot wrote:Glen I seen ya bike there over Xmass and was talking to them about it. Have ya got an ignition advancer? Is this in the right spot? They only replaced 1 coil, maybe it needs 2 new ones or 2 off a running bike to check it out. They tested yours but they can be stuffed and test okay. High tension leads could be arcing on the engine somewhere. Could you be running out of fuel at high rpm hence the missfire at full thottle. These are just some thoughts to help, well I hope they do. Good luck mate.
By the way it looks bloody good. Luv the silver Muzzy.
bonester wrote:Removing the snorkel is one the common mods done to ZRXs. I didn't remove mine, but I did remove the foam thingo inside it, which was worth 1hp on the dyno.
I reckon I could raise you in previous bike owners who shouldn't touch bikes- my last GN250 that I bought for my school was an ebay purchase and the biggest pile of shit I have worked on. The previous wanker pulled the engine top-end down, and reassembled it with silicone and reused the gaskets even though large sections were missing!It pissed oil and ran like a dog. (he couldn't get it to run properly) He didn't tighten the cam sprocket bolts. Told me it had a new cam and rockers in it- it had what looked like a hand welded cam and rockers with hand-filed surfaces. He broke two head fins off, assumedly coz he missed the two little nuts under the head that hold the head on. Pulled the oil screen out and it was full of plastic and a small amount of metal. Wonder where that was from? Been a rattling noise on deceleration- turned out that someone (I don't believe the previous owner would be capable of doing this) had replaced the stator and starter clutch, and damaged the gasket surface for the stator cover AND left one of the stator bolts loose - it was hitting on the rotor....hmmmmm. Makes your ZRX look good huh!
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