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 COMP DYNO SIM 5 ENGINE BUILDING SIMULATION SOFTWARE BUILD & TEST ANY SETUP  US $99.88
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09 SUZUKI GSXR600: DYNOJET SECONDARY FUEL MODULE List Price: $249.99 Sale Price: $224.99 |
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The S.F.M. connects to the upper injector rail using OEM connectors. From there, it is only a single cable connection to the PCV. Once connected, you will be able to adjust both upper and lower injectors by as much as +250 /-100%. If the gear position input is connected on your PCV you will have the ability to adjust all of the injectors on a "per gear" basis (a complete map for every gear) as well as the ability to map each injector separately. That gives you up to 48 complete maps! There will also be a "basic" mode that allows you to have a single fuel table that simply puts the requested fuel change in both upper and lower injector modules at the same time. For those of you that have modified engines that require more fuel than 4 injectors can provide, but do not need the complexity of mapping each cylinder and each gear separately, this setting is for you. In addition to the increased fuel adjustability the SFM provides, it also allows for the use of the Dynojet Quick Shifter sensor on 8 injector bikes. On earlier Power Commanders an Ignition Module or Stand Alone Ignition Quick Shifter was necessary to use the DQS on bikes with 8 injectors. Now, you can have both added fuel control and shifter functionality at a very low price. Connects to the upper injector rail using OEM connectors. If the gear position input is connected on your PCV you will have the ability to adjust all of the injectors on a "per gear" basis. A "basic" mode that allows you to have a single fuel table that simply puts the requested fuel change in both upper and lower injector modules at the same time. Allows for the use of the Dynojet Quick Shifter sensor on 8 injector bikes.Fits:SUZUKIGSXR600 09, GSXR750 09 |
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How to Tune and Modify Engine Management Systems (Motorbooks Workshop) List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $14.94 |
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Drawing on a wealth of knowledge and experience and a background of more than 1,000 magazine articles on the subject, engine control expert Jeff Hartman explains everything from the basics of engine management to the building of complicated project cars. Hartman has substantially updated the material from his 1993 MBI book Fuel Injection (0-879387-43-2) to address the incredible developments in automotive fuel injection technology from the past decade, including the multitude of import cars that are the subject of so much hot rodding today. Hartman's text is extremely detailed and logically arranged to help readers better understand this complex topic. |
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Xtreme Honda B-Series Engines HP1552: Dyno-Tested Performance Parts Combos, Supercharging, Turbocharging and NitrousOxide--Includes B16A1/2/3 (Civic, ... (TypeR, B18A/B (LS/VTEC Hybrid), B20 (CRV) List Price: $21.95 Sale Price: $7.68 |
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A guide to what has been the #1 modified import car for the street during the last decade?the Honda engine. This book covers some performance theory basics, then launches into dyno-tested performance parts combinations for each B-series engine. Topics covered include: performance vs. economy; air intakes, manifolds and throttle bodies; tuning; turbocharging; supercharging; and nitrous oxide. |
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How To Build Honda Horsepower: Dyno-Verified Results List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: $125.00 |
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Offers complete results from over 2000 dyno pulls, and provides literally tens-of-thousands of dollars worth of dyno test results from all popular Honda performance parts. From air intake systems to exhausts, cams and cylinder heads to nitrous, turbos, and superchargers, it's all in here! There's even a chapter on engine build-ups along with the results from the author's tests on nearly every Honda model, from the single-cam DX to the 2.2L Prelude. Acura models are covered as well, from the 1.8L LS through the GSR and type R, all the way up to exotic NSX. |
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In 1983 when California sprint car racers needed a solution to noise issues at numerous racetracks around America, there were various attempts to try and silence the race cars, and it was discovered that the problem stemmed from the exhaust system. A gentleman by the name of Ray Flugger, with over 26-plus years of exhaust designing experience, was working out of his 800 ft.² barn in Kenwood, California, from where he created flowmaster's first patent design of racing silencers. Flowmaster sounds can be heard on numerous racetracks around America and worldwide today because of his ingenuity and fine ear for sounds and tuned exhaust systems. Ray attached carrying handles to the square-shaped, race mufflers to carry them through the pits, and the mufflers eventually became known as the suitcase muffler. Exhaust systems from this manufacturer started to spring up all over of the racing circuit. Due to their innovation and years of development with top, race-engine builders, motorcycle manufacturers and aftermarket suppliers now marketed these exhaust systems due to the thousands of hours of Dyno research in "real-world" on-track testing.
Vanceandhines exhaust systems is another manufacturer that have been building performance exhaust systems for 25 plus years and their motorcycle exhaust systems are used by many competitors as well. Their high-performance technology is something you may want to consider for your own machine. They pioneered the sport bike exhaust market with the SS2R and the S4 systems. They changed the cruiser market with the 220°, full-coverage, heat-shield technology. This race-inspired, pro-pipe HS continues to set the standard for performance and sound with a 2-into-1-exhaust system! New technologies continue to come into the motorcycle exhaust arena, including proprietary power chamber technologies. This is an amazing equalizer for the traditional 2-into-2-drag pipe, people say all you have to do is twist the throttle and you'll feel the difference.
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How to Get the Most Out of Your Polaris Power Plant With a Polaris Exhaust Upgrade
Upgrading your exhaust can give you far superior performance
What’s missing? You’ve taken your Ranger RZR and you’ve basically torn it apart and added as much horsepower that you can afford. Maybe you’ve ported, polished or even taken the engine .30 over. You’ve added an improved electronics package while going high tech with every added component that you could find. You topped it off with fuel injection capable of feeding your new beats appetite, Your machine looks good and you have a build sheet that would impress a Baja pro racer but when you fire that monster up you get less than desirable horsepower output on the dyno or on the track and in worse case you get miss firing and unstable performance.
What’s missing? Polaris exhaust Well, when the fuel injection was installed was the monster given a bigger throat to breathe with? More horsepower means you’ll need more fuel and finally; one of the most commonly overlooked necessities of properly working horsepower is the ability to breathe. No one forgets the slap on the K&N filter kit but in most cases the beast is not given adequate exhaust. Not only are exhaust gases poisonous to us, they are poisonous to your Ranger too. If the higher levels of spent fuel are not removed from the engine it will rob your motor of horsepower that you’ve spent a lot of money building.
A lot of people look at an exhaust as cosmetic or to enhance the throaty sound that is desirable in larger displacement engines. These attributes have their merit but the fundamental necessity for an exhaust is to clear out the unnecessary gas from your engine and to create backpressure. Just going to the local store to build an exhaust is costly, time consuming and generally unproductive time spent. Every application is different and unless you are going to a specialty store for your parts the chances of you getting an exhaust set up for your Ranger is unlikely.
Having an exhaust custom built is better but it is the most expensive method since they are generally custom fabricated to fit your application. It also means longer downtime as it takes longer to get these exhausts manufactured. You’re also stuck with local shops unless you are good at tracing your needs or you can afford to ship your Ranger to your fabricator.
When it comes to cost, ease and having a correct fitting exhaust going to the experts at Polaris for their custom fit exhausts will prove to be the best solution for a person trying to get the most horsepower out of their upgrades. The Polaris Ranger exhaust boasts a 15% horsepower gain at the engine and has been race tested in Baja to ensure maximum performance. You owe it to your beast to give it a louder voice and a better throat to breathe!
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Kimberly Green bringing you the best deals for the Polaris RZR, with a special focus on Polaris exhaust.
How do i estimate the power band of a 383 Before i build it?
actually how do i estimate anything, like what the rpms should be. I figure the compression ratio somewhere at the 10.4 range, but how do I figure out where my engine will make the most horsepower and torque if its not even built yet...like i have to build it and dyno test it to actually build it? wtf? (I dont want to end up buying connecting rods that blow up at 5000rpms when my peak hp is at 6500)
1) You set your goals, what you wanna use engine for, what do you want it to do. Like if its a street car that might see a 1/4 mile drag strip once a mo then you want to build it for 1500-6500 rpm use, making good torque in the low and mid range rpm
2) once you have you pick your engine sze, because engine size tells what other parts you need
3) then you pick your heads (intake runner cc size, valve size, etc) The heads helps to set the power band
4) you pick your pistons, this sets compression ratio
5) then you cam it to match the engine size, heads and compression. The cam duration and LSA fully sets the rpm range of the engine.
6) then you pick rods, crank, valve springs, etc to handle that RPM range
You can get a good idea on RPM peak points by engine size (stroke), heads and cam used
Most street 383s will have a peak HP at 5500-6000 rpm
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