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Rear wheel horsepower

Postby oldman » Thu Dec 17, 2009 11:47 am

Has anybody had there rear wheel HP checked before modifications on a 2003 to 2006 Z1000? According to the service manual Aussie Z's have a higher HP output than the U.S. model. This i believe is due to the ECU or possibly because it's Australian. I had mine dynoed before the mods and it was 121 HP to the rear wheel, this is at 4600 feet altitude. Of course dynoes vary so unless we had a direct comparrison it is really hard to tell. Remember a Jim Beam and a good brew enhance the tuning experience. If one is good 10 is better.
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Re: Rear wheel horsepower

Postby seiko1 » Thu Dec 17, 2009 12:16 pm

We're so dumb here, we do the front wheel horses :D
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Re: Rear wheel horsepower

Postby smithy5 » Thu Dec 17, 2009 2:21 pm

I like your thinking oldman :? :? The way you add a brew to every post that is........ and now a jimmy as well :lol: :lol:

ooohhh and I do agree the 10 is better :lol: :lol: you do mean the ZX10, don't you.......
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Re: Rear wheel horsepower

Postby Wattie » Thu Dec 17, 2009 2:48 pm

my old (03) Z1000 did 123HP at the wheel with stock pipes and airbox lid mod.


we had 3 zx10r 05 models all within 1 HP of each other at 155HP at rear wheel on the same dyno same day.

theres a bit of comparison for you.

my guess is that we would have been 500Feet above sea level.
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Re: Rear wheel horsepower

Postby Gosling1 » Thu Dec 17, 2009 7:17 pm

Wattie wrote:.....my guess is that we would have been 500Feet above sea level......


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: did you get 'em dynoed up here at Anarchy Road mate ????? We are about 650 feet above sea level, down where you are, maybe 100 feet above sea level *max*.

oldman - 121 rwhp for that model Z1000 sounds pretty much on the money - is yours a California model or 48-stater ??

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Re: Rear wheel horsepower

Postby jonoZRX » Thu Dec 17, 2009 8:36 pm

Gosling1 wrote:did you get 'em dynoed up here at Anarchy Road mate ????? We are about 650 feet above sea level, down where you are, maybe 100 feet above sea level *max*.

I know Belco is a hole, but it's not that deep :lol: It is about 600 metres above sea level.
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Re: Rear wheel horsepower

Postby Gosling1 » Thu Dec 17, 2009 9:09 pm

yeh metres, that's what I meant.

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Re: Rear wheel horsepower

Postby oldman » Fri Dec 18, 2009 2:47 am

I wish i could have a ZX10r but my back will not take the riding position. Sounds like the HP is pretty close. I think it is the Calif. model as it had the fuel condensor under the seat, (I removed it as I could not fit my beer in the storage compartment). Thanks for the info.
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