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Re: APS/G 250

Postby AuotonomousRX » Tue Apr 03, 2012 11:55 am

Hey Dave

I Got Everything Crossed :shock:

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby AuotonomousRX » Fri Apr 20, 2012 12:29 pm

Went to Dyno yesterday.

Frustrating day found that the Power Valves PVs (small valves in the Exhaust ports that vary the size of the Exhaust Port) stopped opening

Cables that operate the valves came loose :oops:

I found this out as had trouble getting any meaningful AFR readings so followed the EGTs which were fairly low

after the 4th Run, Jetting changes did not make any difference, revving out but no power gain, had us scratching our heads

then found the loose cables :shock:

no damage done just could not do any actual Tuning.

Oh well I am back in the shed and have put everything back in place and readjusted the PVs and tightened everything up properly!

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby internetscooter » Fri Apr 20, 2012 12:41 pm

just set the power valves for high revs - the tests I did with the powervalves showed they did not make enough difference to worry about enabling them. They are good for power at different ranges, but you only care about top spped :)

You can buy bungs of o2 sensors, so you can weld in a permanent mounting point to screw in a sensor whenever you need it (just make sure it is in a spot that isn't too hot and is clear of anything when the sensor is screwed in. I have a few old notes here: http://www.vespalabs.org/User:Internetscooter/Experiments_Transitioning_to_Main_Wiki/Wideband_Oxygen_Sensor_(Lab_Notes)
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Re: APS/G 250

Postby AuotonomousRX » Fri Apr 20, 2012 5:26 pm

Yeah I have the O2 sensor bungs in the pipes, that is my own O2 sensor. I am now getting a reading on my Innovate Meter.
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I have a Zeeltronic "ECU" that controls PVs and the Ignition Curve.

I just got side tracked and did not finish one job before going to the next and did not set and tighten the PV retainers.

RGVs are very sensitive to PV settings while I can set them fully open the Zeel unit makes it really easy to set them up.

The AFR readings were stuffed up by the +++++Rich Jetting with PVs closed I am Jetted for an open air box

The first Run read 65 rear wheel HP so I was in the ball park, then the cables moved and all went down hill from there

Live and Learn LOL

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby peterc » Mon Apr 30, 2012 1:52 am

hi pete
are you going to the lake for the may 28 rerun
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Re: APS/G 250

Postby AuotonomousRX » Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:07 pm

Yeah I'll be there,

I am pretty much ready to go, a few small tidy up items.

I have now had the time to do the next lot of upgrades I was going to do to the Bike for next year.

So I just hope the Aero stuff I have made actually works this year.

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby AuotonomousRX » Sun May 06, 2012 10:04 am

Painting is finished

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby RGV » Sun May 06, 2012 1:30 pm

Looking good Pete, now a fully dressed pic or is the paint still wet.

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby AuotonomousRX » Sun May 06, 2012 1:49 pm

Hey Dave

No all dry, got the front forks off rebuilding them, should have the assembled version by Wed. :D

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby BONES » Mon May 07, 2012 7:04 pm

Hey Pete
Whats the black bit?
A belly fairing?
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Re: APS/G 250

Postby AuotonomousRX » Mon May 07, 2012 8:59 pm

Yeah Bones, that what it is.

It is made from an old NSR Honda Belly pan I extended.

It stays attached on the bike and the other two come off.

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby AuotonomousRX » Tue May 22, 2012 1:38 pm

This is what I ended up with:

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The Instruments are L & R Water temps on top, EGTs on bottom and Shift light on right.

Looks ok from a distance, I just hope it goes straight.

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby RGV » Tue May 22, 2012 2:52 pm

Came up really nice Pete. I got mine back together after a freshen up. Now just need a place to give it a run. Wonder if the neighbours would mind if I did a couple of runs up the street. :shock:

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby David Leikvold » Tue May 22, 2012 3:29 pm

Pete,
Yes, you're right, it will look good from a distance. I love the tail piece, it looks like Cadzilla!

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Re: APS/G 250

Postby momec3 » Wed May 23, 2012 6:33 pm

Cheap Lambda bung is an 18mm nut, linish one side to match pipe shape. Weld on.
Can often buy a " 1/2 nut " works better still.

Love the rear view, looks like it will work good.

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