1150 EF updating project

[Blower]

Some of your problem will be as a result of your stock cam overlap. You will be pushing a lot of raw fuel out the exhaust, at and just above idle. You may need to change your cams to supercharge speced ones.
Great project, you'll have it sorted soon.

Cams are not a problem . I have degreed cams , intake 2 degr. later and exhaust 2 degr. earlier to make overlap smaller .
At idle there is nothing to "push raw fuel to exhaust" more than normally aspirated engine .
At idle in inside of intake manifold is vacum . Problem is different vacum before and after supercharger .
Between throttlebody and supercharger is more vacum than after supercharger + intake manifold volume is big . These things together makes idle "sailing" between 1000 - 3000 r/min .
Now I need to build a by-pass line with vacum operated valve over the supercharger .
Does anybody know , where to buy those by-pass valves (Eaton) ?

Some of your problem will be as a result of your stock cam overlap. You will be pushing a lot of raw fuel out the exhaust, at and just above idle. You may need to change your cams to supercharge speced ones.
Great project, you'll have it sorted soon.

Which explains why race cars need an idle of 2000 rpm or more. Learn something new everyday. Thanks

[49er]

EFI specialist is adjusted it today , but it?s not so easy to get it idling smoothly .

Some of your problem will be as a result of your stock cam overlap. You will be pushing a lot of raw fuel out the exhaust, at and just above idle. You may need to change your cams to supercharge speced ones.
Great project, you'll have it sorted soon.

This is my favorite project bike. What a fine job you've done!

[Blower]

The plenum brackets look much nicer and go with the look of the bike. Very nice looking package. How's the EFI coming along?

EFI specialist is adjusted it today , but it?s not so easy to get it idling smoothly .

The plenum brackets look much nicer and go with the look of the bike. Very nice looking package. How's the EFI coming along?

WOW:shock: lookin great dude in fact ,outstanding! Looks like that tire gets pretty close to your manifold pipe.

[Blower]

Now you just have to wait for the snow to melt.

In normal winter yes , but in this winter here in south Finland is been snow only a few weeks . I only need to wait when the weather becomes warmer .

Now you just have to wait for the snow to melt.

[Blower]

Some new parts I have made . Belt guard from aluminium , I "glued" parts together with the Alutite solder . Not the easiest way to join parts together , but it works .



The belt guard on it?s place and modified and painted intake manifold support straps :



Chain guard :

Thanks... I will probably take on this project at summers end. I appreciate you input.
Steve

[Blower]

Blower... I would like to fit the same swingarm you are using... was it tough to set it up... linkage etc... much welding and if so where. I am gradually becoming a real 1150 fanatic. You work is beyond fantastic. Wish I could duplicate your effort... less the turbo.
Thanks for your help.

It was not so complicated to fit that gsx r swingarm . If I remember right , -03 gsx r swingarm is 5mm narrower than efe?s . It has also a lot bigger pivot shaft than efe , but it?s easy to fix with special sleeve.
The frame needs to "clean" with old suspension fasteners and central stand fasteners .
Then it?s only making some new fasteners and some welding .

Hope that helps .

The perfect example of both form and function, specials just don't come any better than this. I take my hat of to you well done :-)

Mark...

Blower... I would like to fit the same swingarm you are using... was it tough to set it up... linkage etc... much welding and if so where. I am gradually becoming a real 1150 fanatic. You work is beyond fantastic. Wish I could duplicate your effort... less the turbo.
Thanks for your help.

[Blower]

Sounds like you have a little work left, but your in the home stretch. I like the looks without the guards. Man, I would just be scared to death to not run one is all. She's your baby, but I would go ahead with the paint. I like the looks of natural aluminum, just that it doesn't flow well to me with the other colors. Your sence of style is top notch! All your fab work looks very good. The only part I don't like is the support straps for the plenum. It would have been nice to hide them somehow is all.

Looking forward to your next update... A video or sound file of this thing purring would be very cool!!!

As I say it?s not finished yet . I?m going to make some modifications to some parts including painting . Plenum support traps I?m going to change to better ones ( with holes , rubber mounts and paited black ) .