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Thread: Couple of stock bore-stock stroke 04/05 TRX450R's

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    Couple of stock bore-stock stroke 04/05 TRX450R's

    Posted these results on a couple of forums - figure'd I would post them here too.

    Dyno used was a Dynojet 168 dyno with 18" American Racer slicks with some sort of bead lock wheels.

    Here's the setups and the graphs:

    Dad's setup:
    - Stock bore/stroke 2004
    - DASA intake on stock 04/05 boot
    - Racers Edge AZ 42.5mm FCR
    - RBC Web 208/921 straight up
    - 36/31 valves
    - Wicked Motors head (decked)
    - DASA LL 13:1 piston
    - DASA Classic exhaust (uncut)
    - Dynatek on Curve 3
    - VP MRX02 fuel
    - 14/36 gearing w/ +4" arm

    Dad's graph:
    http://www.garyhott.com/dad-hp.jpg

    My setup:
    - Stock bore/stroke 2005
    - DASA intake on stock 04/05 boot
    - Sredrum 43.5mm FCR
    - FBC Web 242/921 straight up
    - 36/31 valves
    - Wicked Motors head (decked)
    - DASA LL 13:1 piston
    - DASA Classic exhaust (uncut)
    - Dynatek on Curve 3
    - VP MRX02 fuel
    - 14/37 gearing w/ +4" arm

    My graphs:

    http://www.garyhott.com/me-hp.jpg

    http://www.garyhott.com/me-tq.jpg

    We may have made a tiny bit more power if I would have remembered to switch the Dyna to the stock curve with the 10,500 rev limit - our bikes have always made the best power with the stock timing curve but I had been playing with the ignitions forgot to switch it back. I also might have been able to squeeze a pinch more out of mine if I would have richened up the A/F mixture since oxy fuel likes to be on the richer side of things - my A/F curve tagged 14.5:1 at one point! - Not good. I'll be heading back to this dyno in a month or two for the intake testing - so I'll hopefully get to tweak it a little more.

    I'll have a few more graphs including the A/F and some comparison graphs up on my site later this week (see sig).

    I also have a bigger engine on the way for next year thanks to John at RE AZ - it makes a bit more power than these
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    Basically the cam is the only difference in your dads and yours motors?
    TRX 363, Laeger narrow CR500 Link Axis LT, Roll Design +4 front, +4 Rear, Sphynx BDT +4 stroker.

    2009 DS 450X MX, AXIS, Dominator, Rath, Motoworks, Houser stem, BCS, Ported/decked head 13.6 piston

    1986 TRX 250R BDT 350cc Axis/Laeger Rear end

    2002 CBR 954RR, Full Titanium Hindle, PC3 Custom Tune 144RWHP

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    Quote Originally Posted by Burns310r View Post
    Basically the cam is the only difference in your dads and yours motors?
    There are a few differences - the cam being the first.

    Dad's cam = RBC 208/921
    My cam = FBC 242/921

    Dad's carb = FCR 42.5mm straight bore
    My carb = FCR 43.5mm taper bore

    Dad's head porting = Wicked Motors, MD - ported in 2012 (kinda a "race" head)
    My head porting = Wicked Motors, MD - ported in 2013 (more of a "pro" style head - little more expensive than Dad's and flows a little better)

    Other than those 3 differences, the engine components are exactly the same from the air filter and fuel all the way to the exhaust silencer and everything in between.
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    | '05 Honda TRX450R - Wicked Motors, MD 450cc "PunisheR" Play Drag Bike |

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    looks like some nice curves and power for SB/SS. For a drag build that's a nice curve. Looks like he hit peak around 9250 rpm. Your dads fall right off after that, where yours keeps some power all the way through 10500 rpm.

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