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31 Jul 2024 16:20 #902698
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Hello guys, my bike just left the dyno.. somebody would like to know how many horsepower it gonna have.. so New engine oversize 0.5mm(150psi each one), vm28ss carburetor with pod filter, mild porting, milled head, 4-1 exhaust. 72whp 9500rpm and 43ft torque at the weel 8000rpm(12.3 to12.8 AFR). Don’t know if its good.. my clutch is slipping like hell with Rotella 15w-40 ?!! Dont know if its the clutch or oil?!
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31 Jul 2024 17:30 #902703
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The claimed factory rating for a 1980 KZ750-E1 with stock parts was 74 HP SAE (at the crank) A rating at the wheel is usually 10-12% lower ( = 66 to 67 HP) They did not mention torque but I would guess around 40 LBFT. You gained a little bit of HP with exhaust and carb swap, seems normal to me.
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31 Jul 2024 17:44 #902706
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That sounds excellent to me! I'm surprised it's that much. Sounds like a sweet ride!
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31 Jul 2024 17:51 #902707
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Thank you, for my clutch. What are you thinking? Oil or clutch ?
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31 Jul 2024 19:04 #902712
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New OEM clutch springs. The oil is fine.
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31 Jul 2024 19:39 #902713
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I have several restored bikes along with a 2006 Goldwing with a sidecar. My wife has a 2019 Suzuki DR 650 for on and off road.
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I use Rotella in my bikes with no clutch issues. Just make sure the oil has the JASO certification.
I have several restored bikes along with a 2006 Goldwing with a sidecar. My wife has a 2019 Suzuki DR 650 for on and off road.
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01 Aug 2024 00:19 #902720
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I already have nee Barnett clutch springs.. and the diesel oil is rated Jaso . The clutch slip in high gears at 7000 rpm
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01 Aug 2024 00:33 #902722
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This would suggest an adjustment or cable issue (not enough "free-play") if the clearance is too small the clutch will heat up and reduce the clearance further (like resting your foot on the pedal in a car)
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01 Aug 2024 00:38 #902723
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I tightened the adjuster nut and backward 1/2 turn. I have a big free play on the handle!! New cable too. Soo weird
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01 Aug 2024 06:50 #902742
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With age and mileage, the fiber plates are known to petrify. It may be time for a new set.
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01 Aug 2024 07:19 #902745
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