Dyno sheet
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Dyno sheet
Have we got dyno bench experts on here?
This is what my Kat pressed onto the roll today:
135,8 hp with 110 Nm
Specs:
1230cc EFE engine
ported head
Stage 1 web camshafts
RS 38 carbs
K&N oval pods
When I shut the throttle the engine always needs half a second to get back to idle.
Comments welcome.
This is what my Kat pressed onto the roll today:
135,8 hp with 110 Nm
Specs:
1230cc EFE engine
ported head
Stage 1 web camshafts
RS 38 carbs
K&N oval pods
When I shut the throttle the engine always needs half a second to get back to idle.
Comments welcome.
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Pedda
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Hi Pedda, weldone on the big power, you must be happy with that, with regards to the RS38" carbs I ran them for a few years on my trick efe,. I loved the noise and the look, you have to get used to shutting the throttle quickly with your hand. In the end I changed mine a month back for Bandit 1200 carbs. To be fair I think as a road going carb the CV ones are better, more friendly, IMHO. 

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FBJ admin
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Yep decent power is that...
if that is just a power run in 4th it might be worth just seeing what the fuelling is like at very low throttle opening RS flatties as with any carb need a lot more setting up than injected stuff. Running over on shut off usually means it's running lean or the throttles are sticking (weak springs/one spring used instead of 2 to try and lighten them). Looks pretty good though.
YJ

if that is just a power run in 4th it might be worth just seeing what the fuelling is like at very low throttle opening RS flatties as with any carb need a lot more setting up than injected stuff. Running over on shut off usually means it's running lean or the throttles are sticking (weak springs/one spring used instead of 2 to try and lighten them). Looks pretty good though.
YJ

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Thanks guys,
The dyno runs have been made in 5th gear. The carbs are run with a push-pull-assy to make sure they always shut securely. I already did some tweaking on the mixture screws butt no joy. I think I'll check for air leaks once again and start from zero.
The dyno runs have been made in 5th gear. The carbs are run with a push-pull-assy to make sure they always shut securely. I already did some tweaking on the mixture screws butt no joy. I think I'll check for air leaks once again and start from zero.
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Pedda
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Hi Pedda,
I forgot to ask you if you are using the V&H 5 degree advancer ?
SSR
I forgot to ask you if you are using the V&H 5 degree advancer ?
SSR
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Speedy STEVE Racer
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Speedy STEVE Racer wrote:Hi Pedda,
I forgot to ask you if you are using the V&H 5 degree advancer ?
SSR
Yes, I do.
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Pedda
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Pedda,
If you can't find an air leak and you have adjusted the air screws (max 2.5 turns - out ) and there is no significant change then you might have to increase the size of the pilot jet. I believe that a 17.5 jet is installed in your carbs.
SSR
If you can't find an air leak and you have adjusted the air screws (max 2.5 turns - out ) and there is no significant change then you might have to increase the size of the pilot jet. I believe that a 17.5 jet is installed in your carbs.
SSR
" You Are Only As Good As Your Last Race "
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