Pics at last!
07-26-2009, 06:34 PM
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I think, realistically, I will be looking at about 120-122 hp and 78-80 lb-ft (with some of the gains coming, obviously, from the upped compression ratio, but also some from the refreshing of the engine, plus a tiny amount (@1.2 hp, .8 lb-ft) from the displacement increase). Given how it runs now, I think it will be a REAL hoot to ride. The question is when? (this Fall, next Spring or next Fall)....
07-26-2009, 06:51 PM
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Micky,
that's a sweet looking ride... Nice one! Now when you get the engine rebuilt I would gladly test ride it for ya, let you know what I think..
What do you think of Jamies shock? I really like mine,makes the back end much more controlled. Very nice bike, enjoy it!
that's a sweet looking ride... Nice one! Now when you get the engine rebuilt I would gladly test ride it for ya, let you know what I think..
What do you think of Jamies shock? I really like mine,makes the back end much more controlled. Very nice bike, enjoy it!
07-26-2009, 07:07 PM
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Hi Steve,
I am not running one of Jamie's F4i conversations (although I think it would be a great and reasonably priced alternative to a more expensive aftermarket unit) but a stock shock with Gold Valve kit, softer spring (from Vulcan 2000 I beleive my buddy said) and an added-on reservoir from a Ski-Doo factory snowcross race snowmobile. About as one-off custom as you can get, lol FWIW, I also have it shimmed 4.5 mm to raise the rear end and quicken turn-in.
cheers
I am not running one of Jamie's F4i conversations (although I think it would be a great and reasonably priced alternative to a more expensive aftermarket unit) but a stock shock with Gold Valve kit, softer spring (from Vulcan 2000 I beleive my buddy said) and an added-on reservoir from a Ski-Doo factory snowcross race snowmobile. About as one-off custom as you can get, lol FWIW, I also have it shimmed 4.5 mm to raise the rear end and quicken turn-in.
cheers
07-26-2009, 07:21 PM
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Quote...I am not running one of Jamie's F4i conversations (although I think it would be a great and reasonably priced alternative to a more expensive aftermarket unit) but a stock shock with Gold Valve kit, softer spring (from Vulcan 2000 I beleive my buddy said) and an added-on reservoir from a Ski-Doo factory snowcross race snowmobile.
Ahh....!
Ahh....!
07-27-2009, 10:36 AM
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Thanks Shayne No EFI for this guy as the carbs work just fine thanks!
I removed the bra today and installed the sliders, now it's cosmetically complete (although the bra may go back on at some point, I like to keep my options open, lol)
cheers
No EFI for this guy as the carbs work just fine thanks! I removed the bra today and installed the sliders, now it's cosmetically complete (although the bra may go back on at some point, I like to keep my options open, lol)
cheers
07-27-2009, 11:02 AM
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when you get your EFI mod done how about posting a thread going through the process? A fuel injected Superhawk. Now that would be a nice bike mate!!.......
07-27-2009, 07:08 PM
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Not sure when the job will be done, due to the house move. I don't want to start before that. The other factor is the ECU I want to use has not been released to the public yet. A prototype has been run on an Aprilia, and the production version will be availbale soon they say.
I could use a different ECU, but this Australian made ECU will be the best thing short of a top model Motec. It is a top end unit, and perfect for a Vtwin engine. Some ECU's will only work well on 4cl engines (the firing interval of the twin is harder to control apparently). It can run separate fuel and ignition maps for each cylinder (important for a twin due to differences in intake length and exhaust lenth, as well as cooling), and can have unlimited rpm points at any interval. It can also use wide band oxygen sensors for auto tuning. Not many ECU's can do all that.
So it will come together in time, and I will show evryone the end result. Better not hijack Mikstr's thread any more! I will be good now!
07-27-2009, 08:18 PM
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Good looking, looks spotless.
With all those mods that add up, the thing got to respond a hell better and stop better
I have so much small things that I should fix before slapping a turbo to my bike.
Small things like brakes
,suspension 
With all those mods that add up, the thing got to respond a hell better and stop better
I have so much small things that I should fix before slapping a turbo to my bike.
Small things like brakes
,suspension
11-22-2009, 03:57 AM
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Feast your eyes, lol I just have to add the T-Rex-type sliders and it's done for this year. Not the best of pics but you get the idea.
Oh yeah, and 113 bhp and 72 lb-ft too (with plenty more to come, he he), plus a drop of about 30 lb over stock (much of that rotating weight too)
cheers
Oh yeah, and 113 bhp and 72 lb-ft too (with plenty more to come, he he), plus a drop of about 30 lb over stock (much of that rotating weight too)
cheers
wow that is one sexy bitch!
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