Been on one of those dyno things

[wayofthedarkhand]

Never been to one before so thought i'd be fun.

Saw some nice flames out of the exhaust coming off the throttle at full tilt.

As suspected, my Falco's poor fuel consumption is due to it over fuelling, running rich at low throttle positions, which is where it spends most of its life.

What's the cure? Power commander? Chip?

112BHP so as expected



Torque curve - 70.9ft/lbs



Just for fun, here's my old ZX9R dyno print out:

[Kwackerz]

As suspected, my Falco's poor fuel consumption is due to it over fuelling, running rich at low throttle positions, which is where it spends most of its life.

What's the cure? Power commander? Chip?

112BHP so as expected

Ride it with the throttle open more...

What's done to it in the way of mods? I assume it was derestricted properly and had the wire snipped?

[Aladinsaneuk]

iirc your bike is totally standard

i would decide what you want the bike to do - better mpg, better mid range etc

then work out what you want to enable that - i.e. exhausts, air filter etc

then get a gabro chip to suit

and seastar first saturday runs :)

[wayofthedarkhand]

Derestricted, airbox bit removed and wire snipped.

It's running Beowulf cans.

Everything else it stock.

Pretty happy with how it rides, better efficiency at low throttle levels would be nice as that's where I ride it most.

[flatlander]

tune up? balance exhausts etc? if you did the air box did you remove theb trumpet bit as apparently that can help with MPG

[wayofthedarkhand]

tune up? balance exhausts etc? if you did the air box did you remove theb trumpet bit as apparently that can help with MPG

Need to get my hands on a set of vacuum gauges.

Here is the airbox:



A new high flow filter will help lean things out a bit, but on large throttle openings the it might then become a bit too lean, not that i spend much time there. I'm usually always below 6.5k rpm unless i'm just having a bit of a hoon.