Still yet at 195 and a very light 10 percent loss you need 25hp just to get 200 not to break it.
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Still yet at 195 and a very light 10 percent loss you need 25hp just to get 200 not to break it.
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The Gen II with heavy chain, heavy OEM oil, heavy rear wheel, heavy factory tire, rear brakes, has to be much higher than 10% but I understand your giving the absolute best starting point.
Yea I'm interested in learning.
Let's start.
How much hp is the gen 2 rated for?
What is the loss through drivetrain trhough wheels. I would say its at leats 10 percent.
That puts you at 171.
How are you adding 33 plus fwhp which would equal about 30 at the wheel if we use the same loss.
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When you start with crank HP, you need to figure in drivetrain losses, including tires, primary, secondary, and final drive ratio, chain, etc.
When you look at an inertial dyno, drivetrain losses don't apply. You are looking at the rate of change of a drum of a given inertial. This changing rate of the drum allows you to calculate real torque and real power. The same is true when you use terminal speed or acceleration to calculate power. It takes a certain amount of force to punch a hole in the wind. That force can be calculated into torque, and if you know the RPM your spinning at the speed, then you can calculate real power at the tire. Drivetrain loss only applies if you want to figure out crankshaft horsepower, and nobody cares about crank horsepower except ocasionally the manufacturers. The numbers I'm talking about are Rear Wheel.
Where did you get that? I never seen one before. I bought mine new btw. My buddy didn't get one when he bought his new from a diff dealership either.
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funny bought mine new they forgot to give me mine too??????
funny bought mine new they forgot to give me mine too??????
I also paid cash for my bike. That could be the difference. I'd imagine if you financed it, the dealer would send the certificate of origin to your lender.
There was nothing unrealistic about the numbers I posted.
If you're trying to say something, just come out with it.
I got 199rwhp STD (with supporting bolt-on mods), is that close enough for you...
No I'm not saying nothing wrong. 195 crank doesn't seem unrealistic at all. Just never seen or heard of a point of origin doc.
That's probably it. Me and my bud financed ours. Is it kinda like a jap title or what. Did it have the vin on it or serialized numbers. I seen all the stuf they mailed to my tag office it was just a title. But the bike I got was a dealer to dealer transfer. Could be that too. Not sure if my buddys was a transfer or what.
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I also paid cash for my bike. That could be the difference. I'd imagine if you financed it, the dealer would send the certificate of origin to your lender.
There was nothing unrealistic about the numbers I posted.
If you're trying to say something, just come out with it.
Ha u dont know very well so let me introduce myself ,on here they call me now what , some call me scott but one thing im not know for is hold my tongue , with that being said, lol , I think I said it so why r u and I even having this dialogue,BUT I will say I did finance mine could be the reason , oh well miss out again
Takeuon funny you ask that im from , well you may have heard of it krypton ,came here long time ago , long story...
Takeuon funny you ask that im from , well you may have heard of it krypton ,came here long time ago , long story...
You keep telling people to click your signature, for what. All you did was copy what Brock, Dave O and Lee worked on for two days at Maxton in order to get the Suzuki sponsored bike over 200. It did not happen on the first day either with a few riders trying. I was there watching. Those guys are all pretty darn smart and the team came up with the trick. Should people not be clicking on their signatures not yours, thats my problem with you. Unless you built another bike you have really done nothing but copy cat, but you act like you invented the Hayabusa.
Hats off to Johnny Cheese for a great tune I know he did something. Try tuning your own bike next time. Do it all yourself with no guidance then come talk to us. We don't go over 205 the first time out ever on our 1441 and you are all over the web bragging how your bike is so much faster...blah blah......now thats some funny stuff. I am pretty certain everyone would rather have the bike I built, not some cookie cutter project anyone with the ability to read could do. So there you have it..........thats why I can't stand you and laughed in your face at Texas. You keep PM' ing members that I don't treat people right, respect is earned not given. Copy cats and cheaters get none.
Ha u dont know very well so let me introduce myself ,on here they call me now what , some call me scott but one thing im not know for is hold my tongue , with that being said, lol , I think I said it so why r u and I even having this dialogue,BUT I will say I did finance mine could be the reason , oh well miss out again