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had mine run on a dyno.  No tune, just a run.  Airbox holes, K&N, PC, crossover and slip ons.

 

The chart looked the same as the others.  A big torque hole in the bottom, good top end around 75HP at 132mph at the 7200 range. 

 

I think most of the charts look alike.  

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  • 3 months later...

Here is a comparison from 2014- single spark plugs, std compression, std crossover pipes :

- light blue - standart cans

- dark blue - open cans

The sound is very decent, just a little noisier than the original, I was expecting a bigger difference, next time I chose a little larger diameter pipes.

As you see performance increases in all RPM.

 

If I'm reading that correctly it's +5HP (roughly). That's decent.

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Stucchi crossover , round Mistral cans with noise killers , PCIII custom map , open airbox lid , no front balancer pipe.

 

-KG- 

That dip at 4000-4500 is so noticeable.  Also is where max vibration occurs.

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I just found this in a folder...

Dyno run from March 2004 when Hare Racing in California setup my Dynojet Power Commander III following the Mike Rich changes such as pistons, porting, and dual-plug heads.  Doesn't look like much of a difference, but it was soooo long ago that I also don't recall what the various parameters were at the time, or if this was even the final run. 

 

large.Hare-Racing-PCIII-Dyno-Twin-Plugs-Etc-March-24-2004.jpg

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Another 04 Dyno run on my 1999 V11 Dynotech.de edt. She is almost ready, color back to original Greenie, and a seat stunt.
Cheers Tom. 20230315_170925.jpgVideoCapture_20230315-172605.jpg

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Another 04 Dyno run on my 1999 V11 Dynotech.de edt. She is almost ready, color back to original Greenie, and a seat stunt.
Cheers Tom. 20230315_170925.thumb.jpg.cbc6312a6b40f5fc00b8a6efc69e5ad3.jpgVideoCapture_20230315-172605.thumb.jpg.96abdddc1e656f32c2afd06ec1543479.jpg

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1 owner 99 - 20, Jager Gottfried in Bad Iburg. Guzzisti for sure, reciepts close to 40k €, came with the bike. Woud anybody , ohyea know that bike.
Cheers Tom.

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3 hours ago, guzzler said:

But whats that in horsepower and foot pounds?

 

It says

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114 Nm bei 5750 / min
103 PS (79.4 kW) bei 7430 / min

84 lbf/ft

106 hp

 

Pretty bloody good, I reckon. B)

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Paper says 108hk  105nm or 77ft lbs. Bought the bike because of that engine :rasta:

Cheers Tom.

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Yes, but papers downstairs in the cave.  Blowing 17sm and raining, tomorrow  :rasta:

Cheers Tom.

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1 hour ago, audiomick said:

 

It says

84 lbf/ft

138 hp.

 

Pretty bloody good, I reckon. B)

Bloody hell yeah....!

I thought my lightly modded V11 pulled like a schoolboy but that's gotta pull like a yard full of them.......!

Ha ha it'd have to be IPA time AFTER a blast on that mate.

Cheers Guzzler

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I buggered the conversion up for the power. It's 106 hp, not 138.  :doh:

I used this convertor, and must have put the ps figure in instead of the kW.

https://www.unitconverters.net/power-converter.html

I've corrected the figure in the previous post.

 

Even so, still pretty bloody good. :)

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13 hours ago, Tomchri said:

Yes, but papers downstairs in the cave.  Blowing 17sm and raining, tomorrow  :rasta:

Cheers Tom.

Engine built by Thomas Stacheter, Mechaniker Meister.    83620 Grosshøhenrain.

It’s friday, so IPA is on the menu :rasta:   :bier:
Cheers Tom.

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