Dyno run today 0n 1100evo

[goin2leaveamk]

Even though I have a Bazzaz with autotune I felt I could get a little more out of it while providing some smoothness. It is a lot easier to tune on a dyno and you get to see the results right away. I gained about 4hp and 10ft-lbs of torque with a little tweaking of my existing map. I built the exhaust this way and drilled out my airbox because I'm cheap so I didn't know what to expect. I'm pleased so far with the results and I can feel the difference. The video I took is pretty bad and the exhaust note is distorted because it was so loud.

Hypermotard Dyno Run - YouTube

[Chris R.]

So what are the results?!

[goin2leaveamk]

Originally Posted by Chris R.

So what are the results?!

I included the results at the end of the video. I had to take a picture because the scan of the printout is really faint. I've included a scanned copy for what it's worth.

[dimitrinassis001]

How much did it cost you?

[goin2leaveamk]

Originally Posted by dimitrinassis001

how much did it cost you?

$290

[Drinky]

Looks a bit weird to me though, you had 57ft-lbs of torque initially? that's very low for a hyper, especially an evo

I've seen 'm as high as 70 on a stock hyper.

For such a major improvement at only $290 I'd say money well spent

[08hyper]

Originally Posted by Drinky

Looks a bit weird to me though, you had 57ft-lbs of torque initially? that's very low for a hyper, especially an evo

I've seen 'm as high as 70 on a stock hyper.

For such a major improvement at only $290 I'd say money well spent

The stock TQ is about 68 ft-lb modified is 73 ft-lb, the graph is on the bottom. Aloha Alex

[Expurg8d]

I think you got the most out of your $290. Very nice....

[Drinky]

Originally Posted by 08hyper

The stock TQ is about 68 ft-lb modified is 73 ft-lb, the graph is on the bottom. Aloha Alex

Oh wow, I really should get a pair of glasses. I was looking at that weird halfway power figure.