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Dyno run results query.

Adrock990r

Adrock990r

2014-08-08 04:51:00 UTC

Hi guys i'm hoping one of you can help me out a little regarding my 2008 SDR dyno results. Basically what i want is for somebody to have a look at the readings here and tell me what is going on with the curves and are they within respectable limits, etc. And if there is something i should be questioning the chaps who did the tune/dyno. The bike is an 08 SDR with all the usual mods like custom air filter plate and filter, secondarys removed, Akras and a tune to suit. All of the custom work including the mapping were done before i purchased the bike. Thanks in advance guys, as an electrician i make a shitty bike mechanic!
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ktmguy

ktmguy

2014-08-08 05:54:00 UTC

Power is not too bad, pretty much ball park for a tuned SDR I believe.

Could be a bit smoother, I guess from running a bit rich still.
How did they do the tune? Just loaded the Akra map, used and powercommander or loaded it with tuneecu?

Adrock990r

Adrock990r

2014-08-08 06:07:00 UTC

Honestly i'm not entirely sure how they did it as i left the bike with them for a few weeks as i work in Gladstone but live in brisbane. I had a service and a few things done aswell and i asked them to dyno it and smooth out the lurching throttle for me and make sure everything is ok. So as far as i know he changed the mix settings where it was needed. It was pretty horrible at low/constant speeds but now it's a lot smoother in the ranges where i guess he richened things up a little.

ktmguy

ktmguy

2014-08-08 06:09:00 UTC

Post missing.

Adrock990r

Adrock990r

2014-08-08 06:19:00 UTC

Nah no Power Commander fitted. Fuel wise it's actually been fairly normal since then i believe. No real obvious fuel smells anyway otherwise i would've noticed over the last few days.

Adrock990r

Adrock990r

2014-08-08 06:34:00 UTC

Appreciate your input KTM GUY, cheers.

ktmguy

ktmguy

2014-08-08 08:30:00 UTC

Post missing.

Mr_Trecolareco

Mr_Trecolareco

2014-08-09 02:44:00 UTC

My 05 SD990 was also tuned and tested on dynojet.

It has: removed flies and sas, moto hooligan airbox, rc8 trumpets and tune ecu custum map


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The scale is a lot different to compare the lines but:

- HP don't seem too bad and torque is quite near as well ( 100 nm is around 73 ft lbs ) but drops quite quickly, I have almost 4000rpm over 73 ft lbs...
- your x over point of torque vs HP is quite higher

I'm sure the Tuneecu thread can have a lot of useful info ( including some reports from similar year SD to direct comparing )

Nathan990

Nathan990

2014-08-11 22:50:00 UTC

One day you will probably need those electrician skills on your bike haha

Here is my dyno sheet if you want to compare, I have the same mods but with yoshi's. custom made map using just tune ecu.

Sean

Sean

2014-08-12 02:12:00 UTC

They do a bloody good job at Procycle Dyno. Smooth as a baby's arse afterwards
here's my printout

Adrock990r

Adrock990r

2014-08-25 18:43:00 UTC

Sorry i haven't replied guys but i have been working away and stupidly made the mistake of not taking my laptop with me. I do appreciate the input and the printouts to compare mine with. I guess i shouldn't really be concerned about how it looks as it is riding and behaving really well. I was thinking that the max torque could be higher and maybe not so abrupt on the curve. Maybe it has been richened up a little too much?

ma1290rky

ma1290rky

2014-08-26 09:05:00 UTC

My figures are 120.57 BHP and 75.77 Ft/lb Torque - both figures measured at the wheel of course and the torque comes in just over 60Ft/lb at 3,500rpm so it's a really flat curve / smooth ride.

Bike was too lean to manage a full run with standard ECU mapping, Rottweiler and SAS blocked (not that the SAS contributed at this point) so if you're doing the same be warned.

I fitted the RC8 progressive throttle and the KTM ECU was re-mapped on a dyno so the air/fuel is between 15 AFR to 12 AFR across the rev range. The KTM ECU doesn't allow a map per gear so high revs in 5th/6th mean that it's nearer 15AFR in the lower/mid rev range to allow a non lean setting at the top of around 12AFR.

Bike now has 17:38 gearing to make the most of the smooth linear torque and rides superbly.

Peak BHP could be increased to 125/127ish with Akra' headers but that would loose a bit of torque, so I'll keep it like this until I move to the 1290..

Corela91

Corela91

2014-09-01 14:32:00 UTC

here is my SD 05 dyno run
moto box, sas out, akra spilp on

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