How many 65HP+ stock bores out there?
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Chris, IMO It depends what dyno a person uses...
These are not stock bore, But it goes to show the fluctuation.
For instance, There was a big bore rappy straight from a certain dyno in Cali... It was putting out 70-75hp on "their" dyno... The rappy dynoed @57hp down here on the car dyno I use. This is proof that someone in Cali was getting REAL high #s from their dyno.
These are not stock bore, But it goes to show the fluctuation.
For instance, There was a big bore rappy straight from a certain dyno in Cali... It was putting out 70-75hp on "their" dyno... The rappy dynoed @57hp down here on the car dyno I use. This is proof that someone in Cali was getting REAL high #s from their dyno.
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Great guys, keep them coing, these are fun threads when they get going.
Come on, there are lots of 65+ out west, give it up boys.
I like the conversations about cam timing and fuel additives.
I should rephrase 65+ HP to bikes with 20HP over stock - no matter what dyno you use the difference between before and after otta be fairly reliable. So share what you did to get 20 extra ponies over you stock dyno run.
Come on, there are lots of 65+ out west, give it up boys.
I like the conversations about cam timing and fuel additives.
I should rephrase 65+ HP to bikes with 20HP over stock - no matter what dyno you use the difference between before and after otta be fairly reliable. So share what you did to get 20 extra ponies over you stock dyno run.
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My DS has got to be at least, what 80 HP? hahaha
Hightower,
I think to go into the higher boost you need a low compression piston, but I know KMS' DS is all stuck with just the turbo and maybe some other bolt ons. They want people to see what the turbo on it's own will do, and that is quite a lot. I think they'll be able to sell a few kits when people start seeing the turbos showing up at the various riding areas.
So, for a race like FSW, it would seem to me that a Turbo would be considered a bolt on modification......
Hightower,
I think to go into the higher boost you need a low compression piston, but I know KMS' DS is all stuck with just the turbo and maybe some other bolt ons. They want people to see what the turbo on it's own will do, and that is quite a lot. I think they'll be able to sell a few kits when people start seeing the turbos showing up at the various riding areas.
So, for a race like FSW, it would seem to me that a Turbo would be considered a bolt on modification......