[Marshall]

http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/165/45/

Kind of cool. I don't know if I woudl do it unless I knew it was perfectly safe but I do know a few memebrs have this bike also so I thought I would post it up.

 

[RHINO-RR]

Holy that's awesome! Extremely odd though that the ZX got a run at only 92 HP.

 

[toekneeg]

thats awesome!! anything like that for the RR?

 

[dxh13]

a damn good hack in the purist sense of the word

 

[66RRJOE]

we have a similar plug on our bike under the seat behind the battery, theres a few wiring harnesses there and one is a "dead end" plug that looks like the one on the zx.

 

[blurider]

interesting mod.. i'll have to show that to my buddy since he has an '05

 

[LonelyRR]

There's a same mod for the older gixxer, I think.

 

[Ceph]

dude, that is so cool. gotta love them haxxors.

 

[noregretsright]

quick! someone try this!

 

[BlueBlur]

holy hell, 9.2??!!! that's awesome! even tho we rarely run that high on streets, if you're a track junkie or racer, that's free power!

 

[flamedRRider]

I really wish I could get almost 10 extra hp on my bike for free! I am really surprised to see that the 05'636 made such little hp on the dyno. My 04' rr is dynoing at 116hp. makes me wonder if my numbers are any good.

 

[Jeffro600]

Holy that's awesome! Extremely odd though that the ZX got a run at only 92 HP.

Considering that their at a mile high elevation, those numbers are pretty darn good. Most 600cc sportbikes are lucky if they see 90 HP at these kinds of elevation in stock form.

 

[gofast]

That was done here in Denver, cool. I'd love to have that on my bike, I live at almost double that elevation, I can't wait to see how my bike runs this next week in California!

 

[Jeffro600]

That was done here in Denver, cool. I'd love to have that on my bike, I live at almost double that elevation, I can't wait to see how my bike runs this next week in California!

Riding down at/or near sea level is a pretty dramatic differnce....you wont notice it much at first, till you come back to CO and go "where the beef?" :icon_lol: Im up at a hair over 6000 feet...your what, 7000 or so...maybe a little more? Riding down at/or near sea level is a pretty dramatic differnce....and youll probably notice it even more.

 

[cbr600rrjeremy]

yeah, he should have posted the corrected HP to make a better point.

 

[Jeffro600]

yeah, he should have posted the corrected HP to make a better point.

Corrected HP numbers are BS...they are based on averages and assumptions and have no place anywhere someone is trying to show off what they have accomplished.

 

[proze]

Considering that their at a mile high elevation, those numbers are pretty darn good. Most 600cc sportbikes are lucky if they see 90 HP at these kinds of elevation in stock form.

Yup, what he said. I live at 4000ft and there's a *big* drop in performance from sealevel. One good reason to have a properly mapped PCIII.

Cool mod on the Kwaka, tho.

 

[tattoodraven]

This mod only makes a difference if you have a slip on as if you have a full system this valve is no longer a factor. This is one factor why you can get such a big jump in top end HP from a full system vs slip on.

 

[thedude]

Sweetness. Wish I could just "find" a few more pinies in my RR.

 

[daleCarlsbad]

Hey............thanks for posting that. Great info and I will give it a try.

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