Dyno questions?

Cutty72 · 12-05-2008, 03:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Dnyce

u know-i was lying, cuz thats your bike, and i watched most of the 1st one i think. oops lol

in person, always feets on the pegs tho-could just be the one side im standing on tho

all I've seen have been fully standing.

though one foot on the peg shouldn't affect that much, but it could throw it off.
just like if you put the tire back on the drum it will give a low reading, and forward on the drum will give a high reading. It's gotta be centered to be accurate.

And yup, that's mine. Bitch ran good that night

HRCNICK11 · 12-10-2008, 06:23 PM

Should not matter as long as its the same each time. In other words don't let the fat guy do one pull and the thin guy do the next pull. Always go out of your way to make each run the same. Check and adjust things like tire pressure and engine temperature.

The numbers don't really matter much its the difference from the stock pull to the modified pull. You should not compare dyno umbers with a different dyno.

P.S. I disagree with the standing over the bike as you can not properly work the controls and if needed for some emergency the rear brake would be hard to apply quickly. Not to mention a all gear run would be tough and they can help find a float level or starvation problem.

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12-10-2008, 06:23 PM	#2
HRCNICK11 Canyon Carver Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 429	Should not matter as long as its the same each time. In other words don't let the fat guy do one pull and the thin guy do the next pull. Always go out of your way to make each run the same. Check and adjust things like tire pressure and engine temperature. The numbers don't really matter much its the difference from the stock pull to the modified pull. You should not compare dyno umbers with a different dyno. P.S. I disagree with the standing over the bike as you can not properly work the controls and if needed for some emergency the rear brake would be hard to apply quickly. Not to mention a all gear run would be tough and they can help find a float level or starvation problem.