Dyno Time

philthy · 31-May-2006, 21:37

Hi Neil

How did the dyno run go?

Jasper · 31-May-2006, 22:18

yes,how did it go?Sorry i couldn't make it,was doing the "Family" thing!!You got the dyno charts to post?

851neil · 01-Jun-2006, 10:18

Dyno went really well, fitted up a power commander to the primary injection side (centre 2 in the V) , so the two injectors for high rev range were not connected into the circuit. Started with 129 rear wheel bhp + 67ft/lbs torque, with quite a few dips, and ended up with 134bhp +71ft/lbs torque, the curve for power and torque is really nice. To say I was chuffed is an understatement & the bike is now a dream to ride.

Must say that I was scared witless when he did the 80% and 100% throttle position runs, with a rev limiter of 12,300rpm you can maybe understand why I was more than a little nervous !

I now need to figure out how to post up the dyno chart !

851neil · 01-Jun-2006, 10:20

Jasper, no probs mate - you know what it's like anyway, not the most interesting thing on the planet to watch. Mind if you had come along you'd have been wetting yourself, laughing at my bl**dy nerves...

Jasper · 01-Jun-2006, 11:38

Neil,your right,those 80/100 throttle openings are real nerve shredders!!Awesome power/torque figures!!Makes my SP5 seem sick!!

Mr. R · 01-Jun-2006, 19:53

Hi Neil, So were the top figures achived using all 4 injectors?Bet that's a hoot to ride, doe's it tick over? and at what revs?

Steve R

jgriff · 01-Jun-2006, 23:22

WOW! Nice.

851neil · 02-Jun-2006, 08:36

yeah she ticks over - at 2800rpm, anything less and she just bogs and stops dead, and that's when she's nice and warm...the PC fitup only affects the centre injectors so the secondary high rpm ones still fire when the ECU tells em, so it's working on all 4 injectors in the high rev range just as designed.
Had a guy on an 06 blade follow me back to Helmsley from Malton, needless to say I didn't hang around at all and when I stopped in the market place he pulled in for some crack and was shocked that she went so well - biggest laugh was that I told him it was bog stock apart from aftermarket pipes, he looked sick as a parrot lol

now how the hell do I post up this PDF - the site is saying that it's too big - aaargh...

851neil · 02-Jun-2006, 08:54

hey mate - SP5 sick, youv'e got to be kidding right...horses for courses and all of that - mines a bitsa special, while yours is original special...
I'd have yours tomorrow given half a chance !!!

Rob B · 02-Jun-2006, 09:20

So, remind us of the spcification again...

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31-May-2006, 21:37	#1
philthy Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,028 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Wirral Mood: Can't make me mind up Hi Neil How did the dyno run go? Reply

31-May-2006, 22:18	#2
Jasper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,707 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: YORK yes,how did it go?Sorry i couldn't make it,was doing the "Family" thing!!You got the dyno charts to post? Reply

01-Jun-2006, 10:20	#4
851neil Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 698 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Bishop Auckland Mood: need a bike... Jasper, no probs mate - you know what it's like anyway, not the most interesting thing on the planet to watch. Mind if you had come along you'd have been wetting yourself, laughing at my bl**dy nerves... Reply

01-Jun-2006, 11:38	#5
Jasper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,707 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: YORK Neil,your right,those 80/100 throttle openings are real nerve shredders!!Awesome power/torque figures!!Makes my SP5 seem sick!! Reply

01-Jun-2006, 19:53	#6
Mr. R Registered Forum User Posts: 42 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: The Mad House, Very Sunny Cornwall Hi Neil, So were the top figures achived using all 4 injectors?Bet that's a hoot to ride, doe's it tick over? and at what revs? Steve R Reply

01-Jun-2006, 23:22	#7
jgriff Registered Forum User GTL Posts: 496 Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Brisbane Mood: anamorphic with overtones of sanguineness! WOW! Nice. Reply

02-Jun-2006, 08:54	#9
851neil Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 698 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Bishop Auckland Mood: need a bike... hey mate - SP5 sick, youv'e got to be kidding right...horses for courses and all of that - mines a bitsa special, while yours is original special... I'd have yours tomorrow given half a chance !!! Reply

02-Jun-2006, 09:20	#10
Rob B Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,263 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Wimbourne, Dorset Mood: I'm so happyyyyyyyyyyyy So, remind us of the spcification again... Reply