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BUBBLE
20th November 2004, 19:38
Today Procycles in Napier opened their doors for a Dyno shootout open to any streetbikes. Bike rolled in most of the day with a good mixture of Harleys & Jappa's.

I decided to try out my GSXR600K3 managing to squeeze 97hp at the back wheel, stock standard bike except for a micron muffler, 4800k's on the clock so barely run in. Not bad for a little bike & to consider there was no ram air.

A GSX1400 managed a disappointing 98hp, only 1 hp more than mine for all that extra 800cc's.

A few GSXR1000's, a stock standard K3 that had done a few k's managed 149.5hp, a brand new K3 off the shop floor 100% stock standard and not run in managed 145hp, a K1 that had done a few more k's and had more go fast bits than I can mention including a Yoshi exhaust, aftermarket air filter, power commander (not currently plugged in), remapped stock computer to suit Yoshi exhaust managed a slightly disappointing 141hp.

A 124 cubic inch (2032cc's) Harley managed 122hp. A turbo'd Harley managed 118hp.

A guy turned up on a new Triumph (the big beast) but refused to put it up. Probably didnt want to be shown up by a 1000cc Jappa.

Many more but nothing too exciting.

No bikes went bang, not a bad day.

Gixxer 4 ever
20th November 2004, 20:12
Missed it. Was in Taupo :spudwave: but did any Suzuki 750's hop on?

BUBBLE
20th November 2004, 21:21
Didnt see any 750's there today.

StoneChucker
20th November 2004, 21:50
Would liked to have brought my putter along, and shown you all how it's REALLY done :Punk: Only thing, I'd be too scared to put it up, in case it DID go bang :pinch:

Was it a dyno with a direct link to the chain, or rear wheel on rollers? (btw, did that question make me look like I know what I'm talking about? :lol: I read on KB a while back, and saw there were 2 types ;) )

BUBBLE
20th November 2004, 22:10
Dyno was a rear trye on rollers type, better than other roller types I've seen before with little wheelspin. I was a dynojet and they are also the agents for tuning power commanders.

BUBBLE
20th November 2004, 22:46
They had an R1 that managed 134hp

StoneChucker
20th November 2004, 22:48
They had an R1 that managed 134hp
What year?

BUBBLE
20th November 2004, 22:48
Then my mate had to ring up and tell me that his 04 Fireblade CBR1000RR was on the dyno a couple of weeks ago an managed 151hp with no ram air. And his friends CBR600 managed 91hp.

avgas
21st November 2004, 14:29
be good if we could a bike dyno day in auckland.
I really dont want to have to take my bike to a car show to dyno it