Jump to content

JOHN-DYNOSTAR

Supporters
  • Posts

    16600
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by JOHN-DYNOSTAR

  1. 16 minutes ago, MikaS said:

     

    Yes, 190 on engine.

     

    JD, help !! Do we need to explain whats with this dyno ??

     

    @MikaS

    I think if have it right ,

    my dyno does 184hp rear wheel gen 2 stock 

    Sami's dyno does 184hp crankshaft   gen 2 stock (it is the way he has it calibrated) .

    Mikas bike made 269.4 hp at the rear wheel in the UK , Mika will confirm what his bike did in Finland 

  2. oh dear Mika 

    it looks like it might make power :(

    184 hp is stock gen2 

    190hp  is strong

    MIka ...   Can you explain this  article from your link better google translate does not make sense 

    The curve for the next measurement looked as it should. For the measured power of 190 horsepower, it should be noted that with standard piping and before adjustment for the Gen2 Bus, an average of 181-183 horsepower engine power has been measured in the same dyno. I did so despite the fact that the plant promised power of about 197 horsepower. When the power curve of the ecu editor-controlled pipeline Gen2 was taken as a control, it ran almost identically to the Gen3 power curve otherwise, but in the very upper laps the pipeline went at its expense, or in other words the constant Gen3 coagulates at the top a little earlier. Dynovedo also found that the speed of the new model is limited to 295 kilometers per hour at the factory.

  3. I watched 13 minutes.  took the old one to 74mph and it was stable.

    what a load of wank ! 

    even Esther was not impressed , she stopped watching at 10 minutes ,  amazed at the knob's reaction to the dials going round on "key on" 

    you lot need to wake up as this guy is the type of rider the suzuki bods are listening to. they will be sat sipping their saki and patting each other on the back, laughing their tits off coz they did a good job  

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy