http://ourworld.cs.com/NO%20FBDY%20BS/zilladyno.jpg


Anyhow, this is at High lifter in SHreveport La, thats me on the ZIlla


http://www.ls1camaro.net/freehosting/FTZvsLRD.jpg


This is for the dyno sheet for that paticular day, we were testing a LRD pipe VS a FTZ, the LRD is the higher of the 2.

The Zilla in question is a stock head, stock compression 89, with mild overall porting, 41.5 carb, and Boyseen reeds.

 

I have to give a 2 thumbs up. YEAH!!!

later
Superstar

 

Hey,

wow, 65hp!! not too shabby!

do you have a dyno chart for the torque? most people talk about hp for quads, but i never see anything about torque. just curious about the numbers.

also, do you have a hp comparison with the rpms?

either way, sweet Zilla man! hopefully in the coming months i'll have something similar!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

later,
bigmac

 

There have been some really clean Zillas on E-bay in the last few months, there is a really nice 87 on there now.

http://cgi.aol.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI...category=42592

Ill see if I can find the torque chart.

 

Great a dyno racer...

 

Hmmmm, just like your post 47Hp dyno test on Raptor .



Good job No2StrokeBs on the dyno.


Long live the King, the Zilla !

 

Hey,

that is a nice Zilla on ebay. i like that black/yellow color scheme. who sells seat covers like that? i only saw one person making a seat cover for the Zilla in my RM and DK catalog.

i've got my eye on an '87 Zilla locally. it's in pretty good shape and i can probably get it for $1500. but i'm planning to do motor work right off the bat. the current owner said he felt some vibrations the last time he rode it. so i'm assuming it's the crank bearings. and if i'm going that far into the motor i might as well do a few other things to it to make it solid and dependable. (and a little extra power[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] )

i'm looking forward to seeing the torque graph. and if you have these graphs as compared to rpms, i'd love to see those as well.

cheers,
bigmac

 

Usually they are done by a car upholstry shop, I had mine done locally, here is a pic of it.


http://www.ls1camaro.net/freehosting/Zillaseat.jpg


they did a really good job on it, I think it cost $70, and that included repadding it.

 

Hey,

just curious if you found any of the other dyno sheets??

later,
bigmac

 

A friend of mine has a few I will post, He is out of town now, but Ill get them on here ASAP.