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Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 5/5/2006 7:43:08 PM   
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I was curious as to what the 06 is really making. Anyone that had an 04 or 05 before to compare it with? I don't want to read about published numbers from mags or online, just real world numbers from the general public. Thanks....
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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 5/5/2006 8:18:25 PM   
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Okay these are real figures as one is my bike and one is a friends bike and we had them done on the same day to see what they would put out stock before we did mods...My 04 put out 139hp @ the tyre stock, then with k & n filters and hindle pipe it ended up making 146 hp @ the tyre.. My friends 06 put out 141 hp @ the tyre stock, then he did full Akrapovic system , k & n filters and power commander 3 and got 168 hp @ the tyre.. So they are real figures running on australian 98 octane fuel!! Now i think the USA has poorer fuel quality for figures may vary?

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 5/5/2006 9:55:29 PM   
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Thats not to bad at all. I think the fuel here in the US could be BETTER for hp, less octane will burn faster and make more hp! 98 octane is kinda high for stock bikes.

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 5/6/2006 1:35:05 AM   
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i have always asummed the higher the octane the better for power?

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 5/6/2006 7:20:54 AM   
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quote:

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i have always asummed the higher the octane the better for power?



you only want enough octane to prevent detonation- that =complete fuel burn and max power-also not all fuels have the same btu content-in the northeats i only use citgo 93 or sunoco 93 ,ultra 94-my grand national turbo 6 cylinder pumps ou the most power on the dyno on citgo-phil

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 5/6/2006 2:09:29 PM   
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quote:

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i have always asummed the higher the octane the better for power?

Not so. I used VP's MR9 race gas in my 04 RR and it made 7rwhp on the dyno, and that only has 87 octane. It also has a lot of oxygenation in it also, but the lowest octane you can burn and not get detonation WILL make the most hp. High octane fuels burn slower and need compression to make them burn efficiently.

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 5/8/2006 3:35:17 AM   
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hmm..dats funny!! mine 04 put out 145hp @ the rear wheel stock(dyno break-in) but put out 149hp with a bmc air filter,yoshi GP force slip on,v stacks and PC III usb..dat means an additional 4 pathetic hp after mod..i wanna cry!!

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 6/23/2006 9:32:27 AM   
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Just dyno'd mine this tuesday. The dyno was and inertia dyno from dayton dyno. My corrected hp is 169.4 @11365rpm. (85 degrees F: 37% humidity: 29.0 inHg pressure).


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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 6/24/2006 11:16:52 PM   
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Nice!! Did you dyno it stock to compare?

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 6/25/2006 1:40:33 PM   
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I am currently running in my new 2006 blade.. will dyno it in a few weeks & then again after some trick parts....I will post results soon.

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 6/26/2006 4:51:32 PM   
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I posted some figures a week or so ago under the topic CBR 1000RR vs R1 vs ZX10, makes some interesting reading!

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 7/6/2006 11:55:46 PM   
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Did you try the Dyno with the V stacks? I havn't seen any work on the 1000RR yet...
Also, that Slip-on isn't doing you any huge favors either. Arata or Sato will get you some measurable HP.

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 7/7/2006 12:42:41 PM   
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Link please for the dyno on the 1k vs...?

Thanks,

TA

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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 7/8/2006 12:38:47 PM   
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quote:

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Did you try the Dyno with the V stacks? I havn't seen any work on the 1000RR yet...
Also, that Slip-on isn't doing you any huge favors either. Arata or Sato will get you some measurable HP.



I tink so..will be remapping again after my blade comes out from the repair shop for extreme makeover!! BLADE17FIRE WILL BE BACK IN 2 WEEKS!! Yippee!!!

No idea wat im talking about?? see thread.."I wheelied and flipped my blade!!" its a boo boo..LOL!!


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RE: Anyone dyno an 06 RR yet? - 7/8/2006 3:41:40 PM   
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Here’s the dyno charts. Just for clarity, Werner rides a ZX10 with Acrapovic slip-on’s, Marius rides the R1, with Two Brothers slip-on’s. All with BMC filters and no other mods.



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