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That's a badass pic, i like.
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^Thanks Aaron!
Changed my oil the other day and hopefully get it tuned tomorrow on pump gas for the new velocity stacks/filter and then maybe do a race gas/nitrous tune or just spray it on pump gas and let er buck. Haven't fully decided yet, going to see what the guy says when I call him later today. Low and slow! http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps3573a024.jpg |
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Who are you having tune it?
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Going to Todd from Midnight Cycles. You guys scared me away from the Hitman guy and I've probably talked with Todd on the phone and in person for 2+ hours. I like that he makes the time to talk and seems to really know his stuff.
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Good choice! I agree he really does know his stuff and is very helpful. I remember right after I got the busa I was worried about the tune. If a turbo busa isn't tuned good it will pop head gaskets real quick. I brought my pc3 in and a copy of the map he checked out the map and looking at it he was able to tell I should be fine. He also loaded the newest firmware on the pc3 for me for free. Unfortunately I never did get around to having hm tune it
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I was talking to a guy at lake calhouan and he had nothing but great feedback to tell me about midnight cycles, I'll be going there in a few weeks to talk about a tune my self. |
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Yea Todd is a cool guy for sure, hope I can get it in for a tune next week. He was too busy last Friday/Saturday and the weather is shit this week.
Threw the bike on hitmans dyno last night. Only ended up making 151.9 and only 166 on spray. I'm thinking the bottle was pretty much empty and cold. Hope to get close to 160 after a tune and close to 200 on spray. Made 154 last year and 190 on spray on the same dyno well less mods. |
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Well I got the bike back this past Friday (5/10) from Todd. He was able to get 155rwhp out of it on motor, was hoping for a little more but power curve looked decent, a/f was pretty much perfect and it seems to run a lot better so I'm happy about that! It came in with 150rwhp before the tune. The nitrous didn't work correctly again, I think the two pulls he did it only made 168 on a 40 shot. Hopefully I'll get a chance to look into it a bit tomorrow after work or Friday night. No picture of the graph as I was a little bummed it could only squeak out 155 and the nitrous didn't work haha. Also got a few more of my rolling shots from where there was still snow on the ground:split: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps4c35761c.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps26d57b7f.jpg Farthest I've ever worn down a tire... http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps093b9758.jpg About the only other mod I have put on it were the passenger pegs back on it and a passenger seat to try and pick up dem whores! http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps9905e883.jpg Big up to powder keg for making the passenger pegs and rear sets look so dang good! |
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Ever figure out what was up with the nitrous? One of these days I'll Hafta order up some pass pegs and rear seat for the beetches but I just can't stand my stock pass seat, just doesn't flow like the solo cowl.
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If there isn't any kinked lines or leaks then I'll take the solenoid off and clean it and try blasting out the hose with air. If anybody is bored they're more than welcome to come chill |
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I wish I was bored. We are gonna try and take a walk somewhere If I get close I'll text you.
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That sucks about the nitrous! Hopefully it's an easy fix. If I wasn't busy till about 9 tonight I'd come help
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Haha shit happens. Shouldn't be anything major as I know it sprays, just not as big of a shot as it is supposed to be. I've got a few soleniods laying around too that I could always try too if the dynotune one is just taking a crap.
Todd said if I bring it back that he'd finish the nitrous tune for free too so I have to get cracking on it if i want to spray while out in Chicago at the end of the month. Just shoot me a text if ya make it out this way Aaron |
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That's sweet he'll finish the nitrous tune fir free!
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I think he charged me for it up front but just feel like a good deal haha
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If I didn't hafta work tonight I'd ride up there and help ya out. Are you tuned on just a PC or do you have the ignition module too?
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Yea getting my hairs cut at 7 so probably run home after work and pull the tank and give it a once over then start testing stuff with it when I get back.
Just tuned on a PC3 USB and a multi hub for the nitrous output and map switch. No ignition module as I'm too cheap to buy a new one and the few times I saw good deals on used ones I was too slow to scoop it up. Would like to get an ignition module though and see if I could make more power with it on motor. These newer bikes just make sooooo much more power than me stockish than me with every little bolt on I can buy haha |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MKZo7zoKKw&hd=1 After digging into it a little bit it seemed like the nitrous was leaking a bit from the t fitting which is right before the nitrous goes into the air box. I replaced the nylon line with brass line and it doesn't seem to leak any more. Took a quick video and I've never bench tested nitrous like that but it looks good to me, what does everybody else think? |
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Looks good.
I bet you had a leak and a shitty noid |
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looks like 155+ mph bike!:ring:
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Took the bike to the track this past Saturday for a test and tune day at rock falls. Didn't run as fast as I wanted to and the nitrous didn't seem to work other than one pass but I still had a blast and met some bad ass bikers from Canada.
Also got my NHRA license passes in, just a waiting game now until I get my $238 card that'll let me run my 9s without getting in trouble. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps05b41d8b.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...psc2946b10.jpg ^Best pass et and mph wise. That was the only pass where the trap speed was decent and the nitrous worked. Had like 4 passes with high 1.6 60', so once I can get that low 1.6's or ideally into the 1.5's and the spray working it should go faster! http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps7759b15e.jpg Fucking w00000t! Also went out with a buddy and took some pictures/videos and had a pretty sweet burn out. Hopefully the video/pictures turn out sweet! Teaser of the burnout. Dug a little hole! http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps05c07649.jpg |
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Nice passes! Looks like you are getting that bike figured out pretty well. Keep it up!
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that is sweet, that thing hauls the (small packages of) mail!
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Nice work man. Consistency FTW!
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It's been a long day at work and I have been thinking about this pile, so figured might as well do an update.
Some of the pictures from the little burnout shoot I mentioned earlier http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps8aac1bb8.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps931b9fb0.jpg http://25.media.tumblr.com/4b24ffb32...2w30o1_500.gif After getting my nhra license I brought the bike up to proving grounds. I figured my 60's would suck so made a video of my tach while launching that I could post on a drag bike forum asking for tips. They ended up giving me a lot of new things to try and good ideas. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW2576TKidU&hd=1 http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps99e36553.jpg Ended up smoking the clutch by the end of the 1st day and replaced the clutch at the end of June http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...psa6adc44d.jpg Shortly after replacing the clutch the motor decided to eat itself real good like. If you watch the vid it wasn't even doing anything stupid. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5NNMcpI3GU&hd=1 http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...psd7307712.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...pseafbcef3.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps380215e0.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps4b4bdb33.jpg I then bought a super moto with money I had saved up to ride out the California that summer. Then sold that to pick up another r1 as it was a good deal. Also picked up a motor from a local guy to replace the blown up one. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...psfb82d9d8.jpg Threw the new motor in the frame and checked the valves and they needed to be adjusted. Never had enough motivation to bring it somewhere to get them done so I ended up swapping swing arms from the bikes and trying out some new launching ideas as well as new gearing on the other r1 With the other bike, gearing and different launching I was able to run a 9.5 without the bottle. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps20feed96.jpg I think with some more seat time I can get it down to a mid 9.4 with a better 60' and no bottle. Plus with spray I think it should go low low 9s next year! Fingers crossed. This is how it currently sits as of today waiting for me to bring it somewhere to get the valves adjusted. Hopefully this weekend can bring it somewhere and start putting it together during Christmas http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...psf14d414f.jpg |
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Loving the red seat on all black. That s1000rr looks fast!
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Fuck, excited to see this thing in action this year. At least till 100mph. maybe.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxWJpniWonQ ^That was one of our better roll races where neither of us jumped. I was spraying a 20ish shot and stayed pretty close until I clicked into 6th and he started pulling pretty hard, hit the limiter on that run lol. Drag racing gearing isn't the best for long highway pulls lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J12-zknFDQc That was against my 05 stock wheel base and no nitrous. He'd have like 10 bus lenghts if he kept going:rock2: Quote:
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Bored on a Friday...
Got the motor back in the bike after getting the valve adjusted at SSB. Wasn't too bad and all I need to do is to rivet a master link on the chain and wait for warmer weather to ride it and test it out. Thought this was kind of a cool picture http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...psl3nxsqff.jpg Getting closer! http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...psa0brsmfx.jpg Also installed the GPS and radar detector again while I was messing with it. I think it's kind of cool and will be useful on the long trip I have planned. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps69812ad9.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...psf15f1be2.jpg Picked up some Kriega tail bags too for it. Pretty cool setup but damn spendy for what they are.http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps7ksatfob.jpg Picked up a tank bag from a guy on craigslist as well that will work perfect. I think the top small bag will be almost empty when I leave so I can buy little random crap along the way and be able to bring it back. Then this is the trip I plan on taking with it: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y20...ps674aace8.jpg The program calculates about 7k for what I had planned but might be a little off due to me not picking exact points on some of the things. Figure probably put maybe 7,500 miles on max. Leave July 3rd and have vacation approved through the 21st. Might ask until the 23rd off in case something happens, I want to stay somewhere an extra day or gety delayed by rain. Should be a fun trip I hope! |
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Sounds like an awesome trip! Are you going North or South first? Is that Whitefish/Kalispell MT you are going to? My uncle lives there and always has awesome photos of Glacier National Park.
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Yep, plan on rolling through Kalispell and checking out Glacier National Park. My old neighbor is always telling me how the park is and that if I ever go that way I need to check it out. Only planned on cruising through for a little bit but might try and leave a whole day to be around the area so I can ride around and really take it in. You ever been up there? I can see the top of the RPM gauge in a normal crouch and if I straighten out my back I can see them with no problems. GPS also tells me how fast I'm going which I'll probably use when in a crouch leaning on the tank bag. |
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Thats nutty but awesome. I couldnt stand my gsxr750 for over a 30 minute ride lol. Wrists would fall asleep, no idea how you can go across the country on yours. haha
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I took a trip with a buddy to Colorado and that is going to be a lot of riding, your crotch/butt might not like you! We did 850 miles in one day on the way back and I couldn't ride for a week. He didn't ride for almost a month. I would try to limit it to around 500 miles/day. We rode every day we were down there and it starts to wear on you.
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Soon the glaciers will be completely gone, I would definitely recommend taking a full day there and do a few short hikes to see them. |
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Even long trips in the car sound good until you start driving, good luck man that is insane.
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Iron butt patch is in order! Should join some sweet motorcycle gangs along the way. Maybe make some money doing drug runs lol. Did you get a cruise control throttle yet?
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Yea I don't think my butt will be a big fan of it but should be lots of fun! My longest stretch is 570 miles from Seattle to Glacier National Park other then the 650 mile first day through boring SD. Then maybe an 800 mile day to get home. Most other days are under 500 miles and all twisty roads so hopefully doesn't get too boring. Only taking the interstate through SD then some on the northern route otherwise it's all back highways and county road stuff. Hopefully the two-three days I spend in CA not riding much halfway through will be a good little break! Quote:
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I didn't but I'll probably order one today at some point! |
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Wouldn't be I bad idea to get your conceal and carry permit.
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Jesus christ thats a lot of riding!
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