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Re: [ST] Official Results HP/Torque
- Subject: Re: [ST] Official Results HP/Torque
- From: Chris Brant <thundermug63468@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 14 Oct 2002 10:34:04 -0700 (PDT)
I know I am responding to a old post but its been a
while since I have checked my mail.
I just had my 00 RS dyno'd and was extremly
dissapointed. 79 hp 55 ft/lbs max I have the Triumph
carbon fibre w/ tune installed. I called my dealer
and he said this in not uncommon. What do you all
have to say about this. If there is something wrong I
would like to head it off before spring is over and my
warranty is gone.
Let me know what you think......
Chris Brant
00 RS
- --- Chris Warren <chrisamywarren@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I found this post in the archives from Steve Duncan
> regarding stock
> HP/torque on an '01 ST:
>
> (new) '01 results: from 1/02
>
> 99.8 hp @ 9500 rpm 62.0 ft/lbs torque @ 5750 rpm
>
>
> I just had a dyno run on my bike with the new
> exhaust and then again with
> the Triumph performance tune software.
>
> Pipe w/stock tune:
> 98hp @ 9500 rpm 62 ft/lbs @ 5750rpm
> Max is 98 hp and 62.8 ft/lbs
>
> Pipe w/performance tune:
> 96hp @ 9500 rpm 64 ft/lbs @ 5750
> Max is 97.8 hp and 64.4 ft/lbs
>
> However, what you don't see with these numbers is
> where the torque and
> horsepower is across the rpm range so I put together
> a little table. The
> first number is rpm, the second is hp, and the third
> is torque.
>
> Pipe w/stock tune:
> 3000, 10, 15
> 3250, 15, 23
> 3500, 19, 27
> 4000, 38, 48
> 4500, 49, 58
> 5000, 58, 61
> 5500, 62, 63
> 6000, 70, 62
> 6500, 75, 61
> 7000, 78, 59
> 7500, 83, 59
> 8000, 90, 59
> 8500, 93, 57
> 9000, 96, 56
>
> Pipe w/performance tune:
> 3000, 30, 53
> 3250, 32, 53
> 3500, 33, 52
> 4000, 44, 58
> 4500, 52, 62
> 5000, 60, 64
> 5500, 66, 64
> 6000, 73, 64
> 6500, 77, 63
> 7000, 80, 61
> 7500, 86, 62
> 8000, 92, 61
> 8500, 94, 58
> 9000, 96, 56
>
>
> Comparing the two runs, the HP difference at 3000rpm
> is about +20 which
> closes to an average of +3 around 4500rpm and then
> stays at +3 all the way
> up to 8250rpm.
>
> For torque, the 3000-5000rpm range starts with a
> difference in torque of
> about +33 lb/ft and closes to about a +3 lb/ft
> difference which is
> maintained from 5000-7500rpm. After that, the
> torque curves converge.
>
> I didn't map the numbers very granularly, but if you
> have any specific
> questions I will be happy to answer them.
>
>
> Hope this is of interest to someone.
>
> Chris
>
>
>
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