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Hi
First graph is power against revs, 2nd is power against speed through the gears (although on stock gearing a true 155 or so is the 10k red line in top).
Looks like the fueling, at least from 6k, is pretty good. Below that it is a bit lean, but that is possibly the slides taking a bit of time to react properly when the throttle is whacked open hard at low revs (ie, slides are damped too little / too much). If so the make sure that any of the mods to the slides for the dynojet kit have been done (ie, different springs and / or smaller or larger holes in the slides).
All the best
Keith ____________________ Traxpics, track day and racing photographs - Bimota Forum - Bike performance / thrust graphs for choosing gearing |
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Around 13.2:1 is best for power on a N/A engine Ben. See on the top graph, where the power flattens off at about 50hp, now look under it to the air-fuel mixture it goes lean right there to 15:1 or so. The dyno operator could have pointed that out to you TBH. Lift the needles a notch and you'll probably improve that flat spot. Might make it a little richer further up too but you have room to play there especially between 5 and 7k rpm. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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By the way, the speed chart isn't much use and you have no torque trace - having one over-laid on the BHP graph gives you more useful info. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
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