Mika_U's 980CC Build
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Mika_U's 980CC Build
I hate the last few parts of a build where you forget about all these things you need like oil, filter, coolant, brake fluid, and all the extra little things. It really starts to add up and then you are thinking that your build will need to be pushed back a couple more weeks. This is where I am at trying to figure all the last bits I need to get.
Last edited by Conrice; 07-14-2014 at 02:59 PM.
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Mika_U's Thread!
Please tell me that's some sort of hypothetical situation and not what's happened.
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It had 129 rwhp 60% throttle whit no ignition changes and fueling mapped to 50% at 11k rpm when the fried stator messed the fueling and ignition after 11k rpm.
Last edited by mika_u; 07-14-2014 at 01:38 PM.
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Well it really happened. But it seems that everything is ok. I'll now for sure wednesday when i will get the new stator and get it running again. It was immediately noticed when they snapped so there wasn't much inside the engine. And i have a spare oil pump and oil cooler so don't even need to clean the ones that were on the motor. It didn't even get to oil filter so i'm pretty sure anything after that (crank and rod bearings, cams etc.) is fine but can't say for sure before hearing it run.
It had 129 rwhp 60% throttle whit no ignition changes and fueling mapped to 50% at 11k rpm when the fried stator messed the fueling and ignition after 11k rpm.
Sorry for threadjack!
It had 129 rwhp 60% throttle whit no ignition changes and fueling mapped to 50% at 11k rpm when the fried stator messed the fueling and ignition after 11k rpm.
Sorry for threadjack!
^^^That's how my face would be if I heard/felt that happen.
I'm glad it was on a dyno, so you could immediately shut it down and not draw any through the oil passages. If you didn't see anything in the filter - I think you're right that it probably never made it past the strainer, pump, or cooler, so your bearings should be fine!
129hp at 60% throttle under 11,000 rpms is pretty damn impressive! When's your next session going to be? And when you say no ignition or fueling changes, do you mean on the stock 954 map??? Email me some pictures of the damage.
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^^^That's how my face would be if I heard/felt that happen.
I'm glad it was on a dyno, so you could immediately shut it down and not draw any through the oil passages. If you didn't see anything in the filter - I think you're right that it probably never made it past the strainer, pump, or cooler, so your bearings should be fine!
129hp at 60% throttle under 11,000 rpms is pretty damn impressive! When's your next session going to be? And when you say no ignition or fueling changes, do you mean on the stock 954 map??? Email me some pictures of the damage.
It made 134 rwhp at 11600 rpm whit Devil 1/2 highpipe exhaust, modified airbox, and BMC filter year 2011 when the engine was still working and my friends 954 made 132rwhp whit full yoshi and BMC filter. Both tuned so it's a very tight dyno. Actually toughest we have here. No gift horses So i'm pretty much over stock bikes output all ready. Just depends on how much the airbox, tb:s and exhaust restrict it. Theoretically the engine is capable 205hp whit 100% Volumetric effiency. That would be about 187 rwhp.
Last edited by mika_u; 07-14-2014 at 12:11 PM.
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13250 rpms. 954 tb:s and 954 airbox whit all unnecessary things moved and little reshaping right after the intakes, oem filter element and cutted intake snorkels. I think the pc3 tricks the ecu to think that it's still at 12k so the fueling will be probably the same as on that point so it will be adjusted based on the afr the test run will give.
Last edited by mika_u; 07-14-2014 at 02:02 PM.
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13250 rpms. 954 tb:s and 954 airbox whit all unnecessary things moved and little reshaping off the are right after the intakes, oem filter element and cutted intake snorkels. I think the pc3 tricks the ecu to think that it's still at 12k so the fueling will be probably the same as on that point so it will be adjusted based on the afr the test run will give.
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So i'm i. I thought first when i heard the sound it was crank or rod bearing. The starter gear bolts were left loose by the machining shop that balanced the crank or whit out locking agent. I haven't even touched the bolts and thought they all so had not opened them. But i should have re-tightened them whit loctite just to be sure.
Last edited by mika_u; 07-14-2014 at 05:00 PM.