Super Charger

Discussion in '6th Generation 2002-2013' started by TOE CUTTER, Jul 18, 2011.

  1. crustyrider

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    TOE has tuned his riding pants and seat with Velcro so his ass won't come out of the saddle as he rips into a high rate of fuel consumption.....
     
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    Any news on the Dyno?
     
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    On my long list of things to do. After spending money on this bike like a drunken sailor and goofing off for several months it is not on the top of the list of thing to accomplish. But I will get it done.
     
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    before or after fishing (wink wink nudge nudge)?
     
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    Dyno is not the question. But it may be the answer.

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    A drag race run at the track would be interesting as hell too
     
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    This is what I have been waiting to see. Don't get me wrong I love all the info and any video of this monster is good. The the drive by videos are good start, But I want to see it "launched", hard By someone who knows how to do it. Not a let the lever out and roll the gas on, I mean front end "strapped", hold the throttle on the pin and abuse the clutch, skate the front tire, all out drag race pass for ET.

    Just saying.....
     
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    TC would probably let you do it as long as you let him hold a wad of bucks say around 15k just in case you don't know how to do it.
     
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    Well I don't know how you ride yours, but my 5th gen can smoke any 600 I've come up against, at least in a drag race ! The figures below were taken from MCN's review pages. The newer 600's are a bit quicker on acceleration, but only in the hands of a good rider as you have to rev the nuts off them & they run really high compression ratios to get their torgue up from an averge 45ft/lb to low 50'sft/lb which combined with their lighter weight gives them slightly better acceleration. I deliberately picked the models prior to the current 600's to show a real world comparison, the ones before these were actually better bikes, as in more trackable. These & the newer ones, would need to drop 3 gears for good over taking acceleration.

    Bike 1/4mile-Top Speed
    VFR750 4th Gen 11.6 152
    VFR800 5th Gen 11.3 155 (torque aprox 54ft/lb)
    VFR800 6th Gen 12.0 155
    CBR600F4i 11.5 155
    CBr600RR 11.1 165 (07-08 model)
    Yam R6 11.1 165 (06-07 model)
    GSXR600 11.15 164 (04-05 model)
    Kawa ZX-6R 11.22 164 (07-08 model)

    My light weight 5th Gen (185Kg dry/210 wet) will do better than the advertised 5th gen figure & when I wring some more power from it, it will be faster than the 600's too :wink: The MK1 Ram Air system already makes it quicker at high speed, the MK2 will be better still :cool:
     
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    ET "Home"
     
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    A few years ago I would have taken him up on that offer. In the early 2000's I was at a drag strip with one of my bikes at least once a week, sometimes twice. Heartland Park Topeka is just down the street form me and KCIR was only an hour away. Now however I am to Heavy (I got fat and happy) and to out of practice to do it justice.

    And before I am asked no I was not drag racing VFRs back then I had a stretched and slammed 1340cc 88 GSX-R with 120 shot of Nitrous on a controller. As well as a 01 Turbo Busa, also stretched and slammed that made 330RWHP. Not much by today's standards I know but the GSX-R ran low 9's and the Busa ran mid 8's. I did have a VFR as a "street bike" back then and I did take it to the track once (the other 2 were broken, bent valve and a blown head gasket) and it did run considerably faster than the previously stated times but I knocked the clutch out of it doing so..
     
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    With that experience you might be able to negotiate the 15k to a few bucks less..;) Still like they say, a DNF is a DNF..
     
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    Finished reading this thread. What a great project and resulting bike. With that kit, you could take a used bike and make it perform better than a brand new bike for half the cost. I live in Napa, so maybe someday I can take a look at the beast in person.:senor:

    As to the finger ..... damn. What a shitty deal. To do all that work and get jacked up like that. I was a diesel mechanic in the Marine Corps and I swear that my small power tools make me more nervous than anything I worked on in the Corps. Hope the finger heals up nicely.

    Jose
     
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    Welcome aboard, and Semper Fi Mac!
     
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    Semper Fi, gunny.

    Jose
     
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    I just read all 20 F'n pages........ Wow did I miss a lot. Betcha that thing hurt a little more than a hang-nail huh?
     
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    welcome out from under your rock! :tongue2:
     
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    Doing my best Patrick starfish.
     
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