07' zx-6r dyno

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Old 02-23-2008, 06:00 PM
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just a slip on 768 ryda
wow with a pc111 and a k&n u wouldve def got 120+ at the rear wheel easily, what slipon do u have
 
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Old 02-23-2008, 07:40 PM
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just a slip on 768 ryda
wow with a pc111 and a k&n u wouldve def got 120+ at the rear wheel easily, what slipon do u have
Not necessarily; Just because one bike (same year & model) get a certain HP with same mods, doesn't mean all of the same year/ modelbikes will get he same. An 07 ZX6R with just a PCIII &slip-on may no getmaximum capable(actual HP)because the Catalytic converter is very restrictive. The bike is rated at around 100-105 RWHPstock. Depending on the dyno & the type of dyno (Dynojet A/F ratio or Eddy Current type), your RWHP rating can be all over the place. To Maximize the stock engine HP you would need atleast a K&N or BMC air filter and a Full Exhaust system plus some type of FI programmer like a PCIII or Race Kit ECU. We got 120 RWHP on the 07 ZX6R endurance bike with a Full Leo Vince, BMC & Race Kit ECU plus some ignition & fuelmapprogramming. Before the Kit ECU & programmingwe only got 107 RWHP with the above mods. It's all about the right combo & tuning. Just because you throw a bunch of go-fast parts on the bike doesn't mean it's going to be fasteror more powerful. Just with theECU Jumper mod we were able to get 10 RWHP with the full system!
 
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Old 02-23-2008, 07:50 PM
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Nice explaination speed. There are all kinds of variables to consider.
 
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Old 02-23-2008, 08:32 PM
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The 03-04's weren't as restricted because ther wasn't a Catalytic converter or an exhaust valve stock so just with a Slip-On, Filter& PCIII, there was a lot to be gained. With he 05-08 ZX6R's, the have the Cat & the exhaust valve plus theECU castrated US model were limited (Until thejumper mod was discovered). With the 05-08's a Full system is highly recommended for max performance.
 
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Old 02-25-2008, 06:11 PM
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Speed hit it right on. I'm sure with a full system and power comander you would see a biger gain on an 05+ bike then you would see on an 03-04 bike simply due to the emissions stuff. The slip on I was an Arrow slip on.
 
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Old 02-25-2008, 07:49 PM
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The 03-04's weren't as restricted because ther wasn't a Catalytic converter or an exhaust valve stock so just with a Slip-On, Filter& PCIII, there was a lot to be gained. With he 05-08 ZX6R's, the have the Cat & the exhaust valve plus theECU castrated US model were limited (Until thejumper mod was discovered). With the 05-08's a Full system is highly recommended for max performance.
hey speed thats what i love about the 03-04 636, and plus they didnt have the bad trannys like most of the 05-06 636's that i no guys done had
 
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