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The muffler outlet is 2" and muffler inlet 2 1/4". The exhaust sound is surprisingly quiet, probaply because the core is conical.
Itīs the first muffler I made for this bike.
Primary pipes in the headers are 1 3/4", secondary pipes 2" and the collector 2 1/4".
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Originally posted by Blower View PostNo overheating problems so far, thanks for the E85 fuel and thermostat controlled GSX600F oil cooler.
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Originally posted by 49er View PostYeah, it's been a few years Blower. What a great result, and a fine looking brute too.
Yah can't beat extra capacity and forced induction. By the way, how's temps when you've got the wick turned up for a while?
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Yeah, it's been a few years Blower. What a great result, and a fine looking brute too.
Yah can't beat extra capacity and forced induction. By the way, how's temps when you've got the wick turned up for a while?
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Originally posted by steve murdoch View PostI know how much fun on the street i can have with 85 or so horsepower.
Having a documented 209hp to play with must be fantastic.
The boost rose from 0,5 bar to 0,6 bar.
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I know how much fun on the street i can have with 85 or so horsepower.
Having a documented 209hp to play with must be fantastic.
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Guest repliedin one word awesome !
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It has gone a few years since last update. I never tested a inlet cam on exhaust side.
Instead of that I resleeved the cylinder block with GSF1200 liners which are now bored to 80mm = 1327cc.
There are also some other small modifications in the engine and with all those modifications itīs now nearly
powerful enough
Last year I was dyno tuning the engine and the final reults were 209 hp and 184 Nm rear wheel power:
I have also done some cosmetical changes for the fuel tank, rear end, etc:
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