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Offline KeithJ

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Re: DynoMite!
« Reply #15 on: 13.03. 2013 20:27 »
Part introduction to me and my bike, a 59 A10RR.  Had it for far too many years, rebuilt and repainted it some 20 years ago.  It is due another overhaul but just keeps on going.  Fitted a new 28mm Mlkuni and decided to put it on a dyne to check out the mixture and see how the bike performed.  The pistons are about 7.25:1 and the rest of the bike is "standard".
Impressed with the web site and the information on it.  Well done to all concerned.
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Offline chicago

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Re: DynoMite!
« Reply #16 on: 14.03. 2013 14:36 »
Some nice tasty bikes there fella, welcome to the forum.
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Offline A10rocket

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Re: DynoMite!
« Reply #17 on: 15.03. 2013 02:04 »
 Superb machines but where on earth did that torque figure come from ?
My 2003 FJR1300 has 143bhp with 99 ft lbs of torque at about 8500 rpm.
Same year Suzuki Hyabusa 101 ft lbs.

152 ft lbs sounds quite a lot for an A10.
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Offline orabanda

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Re: DynoMite!
« Reply #18 on: 15.03. 2013 02:48 »
A10Rocket,
You were more alert than me!

From the dyno run data sheet, the 152 is lbs (pounds) Tractive Effort.

By my calcs, 21.2 ft lb of torque is produced @ 5,455 rpm and 22 HP.

Oh well, back to reality!

Richard
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