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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    \ There was a bit of a mismatch to transfer Height for the super aggressive baffle, but it was a 'bit of a laugh' wheelie bike so I never tried to redevelop it.
    I imagine it may have got even worse with the KTM chamber Ola put on it, I was crying more than laughing when I rode it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    Software is all very well, & draws a pretty picture, but I have never seen a header only 55mm long. It just don't make sense.
    You're reading it wrong Dave. The header is well over 400mm long...
    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    Hi Glen, is that the Mota Pipe programe?
    Can you post the basic data you used so others can have a play and see what comes up?
    It's not MOTA. It's IWT Racing. The figures used are all in this post's images.

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    ya know I don't think I am, looks like 1st section is port LX 45mm (which is correct for the H from my old notes). Then a parallel section of header 54.8mm & then Diffuser 1 is L1. It is 409 long & 4.76 degrees (included). That is no header.

    Actually it is a queer angle for a diffuser too. 9 & 14 may have been more suitable for a 2 stage diffuser.
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    well done matey..

    last time i saw it, you were just drawing on the 0.9....

    now this.. well done!!!


    what a ride so far!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    ya know I don't think I am, looks like 1st section is port LX 45mm (which is correct for the H from my old notes). Then a parallel section of header 54.8mm & then Diffuser 1 is L1. It is 409 long & 4.76 degrees (included). That is no header.
    Which leads to the skinny looking centre section. It'll be interesting to see how it shapes up on the dyno.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    Hi Glen, is that the Mota Pipe programe?

    Can you post the basic data you used so others can have a play and see what comes up?

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    Hi TZ,

    Yeah it's the (edit) sorry its not the Mota, it's program Skunk mentioned. All the info is in the screen shot but here is the info that are knowns from my specific motor;

    Exhaust port ATDC = 84 degrees
    Effective exhaust port Dia = 32mm
    Exhaust port Dia at barrel flange = 34mm
    Length from piston face to exhaust flange = 45mm

    There was a link posted up in your thread to a online version of the Graham Bell book, I had a look for it, but gave up after 50 or so pages. I don't suppose you have it save somewhere?

    Cheers,

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    Quote Originally Posted by koba View Post
    I imagine it may have got even worse with the KTM chamber Ola put on it, I was crying more than laughing when I rode it!
    OI! HTFU! Jeebus, I loved that bike. You just needed to know how to ride it smoothly!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sketchy_Racer View Post
    Hi TZ,

    Y
    There was a link posted up in your thread to a online version of the Graham Bell book, I had a look for it, but gave up after 50 or so pages. I don't suppose you have it save somewhere?

    Cheers,

    -Glen
    and we wondered why he posts that link so often :P

    http://www.kreidler.nl/artikelen/per...raham-bell.pdf (1st page of E.S.E tuning page)
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    "Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
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    For F**k Sake buy a Diesel and drink more beer
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    I've seen your Diesel mechanic and it's stunts your groth
    by the look of him he couldn't even buy bear :P

    or is that the trick buy a diesel and get your kids to work on it ;P
    no wonder your swing arm fell apart
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    here you go

    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-229232177.htm
    and I can drop it off to you at Taupo
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    Quote Originally Posted by speedpro View Post
    Which leads to the skinny looking centre section. It'll be interesting to see how it shapes up on the dyno.
    106mm isn't skinny, but it isn't like 115/120 one might expect on a 100. I don't think it is the volume of the pipe at all (but I know you're aware of that), that is a function of the diffuser cone angles, often 2nd is usually steepest & longest for a race pipe. A tamer pipe would have a longer 1st diffuser which by course would result in smaller center section.

    Modern pipe designs on older engines don't always wash, on less curved transfers are supposed to overscavenge, the H not being too bad, but not tremendous. I might presume that with only 30deg blowdown I over cooked it on the original design pipe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buckets4Me View Post
    I've seen your Diesel mechanic and it's stunts your groth
    by the look of him he couldn't even buy bear :P

    or is that the trick buy a diesel and get your kids to work on it ;P
    no wonder your swing arm fell apart


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    Quote Originally Posted by fi5hy View Post
    To right got to start them young

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