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Its actually a rich dip as they can not replicate ram air.
Well thats what Alex at LAE told me and I didnt argue
That "seat of the pants" dyno I got at Kale Co confirmed it
I have to admit it I am up at the that part of the tacho I am generally just holding on for grim death anyway
Well thats what Alex at LAE told me and I didnt argue
That "seat of the pants" dyno I got at Kale Co confirmed it

I have to admit it I am up at the that part of the tacho I am generally just holding on for grim death anyway

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Ive heard that the latest dyno machines have ram air emulators that force air into the slots..... I cannot confirm this though...frogzx12r wrote:Its actually a rich dip as they can not replicate ram air.
Doing a bit of research on google, I found this interesting article (kawasaki's ram air works best apparently ).
http://www.factorypro.com/magazine/mag_ ... part2.html
I think the latest dyno machines do something like that..... but have been unable to confirm this on the net....... so it was probably a lie....
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My stock standard ZXR750 had 96HP. My 96 ZX7R has 133HP. This bike is 793cc though. Both were done on the same Dyno at Springwood Suzuki. I'll try to find the charts tonight. There's a post a few down shows that the standard ZX7R had about 105HP. Not a bad increase for an extra 44cc.
I have a WSBK ZX7RR but this won't be back togeather for a couple of months. Could have 160HP but we'll see when I get it done.
I have a WSBK ZX7RR but this won't be back togeather for a couple of months. Could have 160HP but we'll see when I get it done.
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The First Dyno is the mapping for my bike without NOS, but with the Muzzy Slip on, this was done after after the Dyno with the NOS
The second is the earlier dyno without the slip on, so you can probably add another 5 - 10 HP because the Muzzy wasn't on in this Dyno.
Take it or leave it, i'm not to concerned.
The second is the earlier dyno without the slip on, so you can probably add another 5 - 10 HP because the Muzzy wasn't on in this Dyno.
Take it or leave it, i'm not to concerned.
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Did you have it remapped at Dynoverks again? As I'm planning to take my bike there once the weather warms up to ensure no pinging in all weather conditions.blue12 wrote:Yeah ross i did have it put a dyno run and found it wasnt putting out the horses it was. I since had it remapped and all fixed up..
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