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Motorcycle Racing => Wrenching => Topic started by: dave_anderson on January 16, 2006, 07:43:33 AM

Title: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: dave_anderson on January 16, 2006, 07:43:33 AM
What is a good base line for jetting stock carbs. I am in the process of rebuilding with 2mm over pistons and 03' cams. No I will not run LWSS with this set-up.
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: grasshopper on January 17, 2006, 08:45:41 AM
Stock Bore
03 + Cams
Full Yosh Exhaust
Desnorkled Stock Filter
155 Mains - But still a tad lean up top (need 157.5's or 160's)
17.5 Pilots
Dynojet Needle on 2nd Clip
Drilled Slide Holes
2.5 Turns on A/F Screws


Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: Super Dave on January 17, 2006, 10:40:18 AM
Quote155 Mains - But still a tad lean up top (need 157.5's or 160's)

Dynojet jets or carb manufactured jets?  They are different.
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: EX_#76 on February 25, 2006, 05:57:51 PM
Hey Nick, is this the same bike you ran at joliet?  not leagal for super sport you know!!!


Guy
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: grasshopper on March 02, 2006, 06:10:05 AM
QuoteHey Nick, is this the same bike you ran at joliet?  not leagal for super sport you know!!!


Guy

The bike I ran at Joliet was stock bore, stock cams, made 69hp.

I have 2 SV's

Almost 3 now.

Thanks for trying to call me out as a cheater, nice thing to do on an internet board.

If you suspect me of cheating order a tear down, you will be unpleasantly surprised when you are proven wrong.


Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: EX_#76 on March 02, 2006, 07:46:23 AM
Nick,
I did not mean to accuse you of cheating.  I asked a question and made a statement.  I guess I should have worded my statement differently.  Sorry man.  I have had discussions with others (who shall remain namless) in the past who felt that that this was a legal mod because the cams were stock, and therfore SS legal

Guy
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: damico on March 02, 2006, 05:03:00 PM
ya guy you sob!  ;D Boy I thought if anyone would interprut(sp) the wording of the rule book that way it would be you! 8) Now go drill some holes in your tires, it makes'em lighter ya know?
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: EX_#76 on March 03, 2006, 05:34:04 AM
Now there is a mod I had not considered.  I think I need to drill a few hole in my head.  It might keep my mouth from running when it shouldn't be.    Jason, do you still need those bolts?
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: grasshopper on March 03, 2006, 06:13:50 AM
No worries Guy, see you at the track, may be this year a few times, but a full season in 07.

When I return, I can promise you that the machine I will be running will not be SS Legal anymore. I'm slowly but surely collecting goodies  :D

I'll keep the stock motor for street riding.
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: EX_#76 on March 03, 2006, 09:39:28 AM
I was hoping that you would run SS.  I would like to race with you, after I pick up a little speed of course.  I sure had fun with you a couple of years ago.  Did you buy any photos from slider photo?  He had a few shots of us racing at BHF.  
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: grasshopper on March 06, 2006, 05:28:04 AM
I did look at the pictures. Man was my bike set up WAY WRONG in those pictures.

My shock was set way to short! And I was playing around with moving my front forks up and down too.

I've learned a lot since then, still have a lot to learn.

Maybe I'll run the street bike in SS with you once or twice with the big high Renthal Dirtbike bars. ;D.
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: dwilson on March 08, 2006, 10:45:40 AM
If you're not running stock classes then I'd get a BMC race filter or pods.  
With the BMC you'll need ~165 mains
With pods you'll need ~210 mains

17.5 pilots and 2.5 turns on the AF screws is right as well.  You'll also need to sync them.  The front is a little tough to get at so you might consider running a vacuum line off the front to the neck, put a bolt in it when you're done.  Then it'll be easy to sync next time.  

With the de-snorkled stock ~155-160 sounds about right.  Don't bother with the K&N, it flows about the same as stock, even a de-snorkled K&N is about the same as de-snorkled stock.  IMO the stock flows a little better.  

*all jet sizes are Mikuni

Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: dave_anderson on March 08, 2006, 11:01:01 AM
Don,
What gearing are you running, I assume you have done some engine mod's to your SV.
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: dwilson on March 08, 2006, 11:13:00 AM
QuoteDon,
What gearing are you running, I assume you have done some engine mod's to your SV.


03 intake cams and old intakes on the exhaust side, nothing else to the motor.
14/45 sprockets but I want to try a 46 rear.  
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: dave_anderson on March 08, 2006, 11:22:09 AM
 14/45 sprockets but I want to try a 46 rear.

With that set up, did you hit the rev limiter at VIR or Roebling.
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: grasshopper on March 08, 2006, 11:22:55 AM
Quote03 intake cams and old intakes on the exhaust side, nothing else to the motor.
14/45 sprockets but I want to try a 46 rear.  

What kind of power increase did you see with your 03+ cams on the intake and stock intakes on the exhaust?
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: dwilson on March 08, 2006, 11:50:40 AM
QuoteWhat kind of power increase did you see with your 03+ cams on the intake and stock intakes on the exhaust?


I don't know as I did my jetting, exhaust and filter all at the same time.  I think the cam swap alone should bring 2 or 3 HP.  
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: Fast4fun on March 31, 2006, 09:20:55 PM
I'm interested to see what your final HP numbers reach. If it's not top secret stuff, of course. I'm going to get my first sv to race this summer and wonder what mods I should or can make in the future. According to RRW a few years ago, they were able to get nearly 90 hp if I remember correctly. ANy thoughts?
Title: Re: jetting first gen. SV
Post by: Protein Filled on April 01, 2006, 03:54:15 AM
I got 94 hp out of mine by installing Megacycle Stage 3 cams, Ti retainers, special valve springs, 41 mm flatslides, a real good porting job, 1mm over high compression JE pistons and Carillo rods.

I had all the motor work done with the stock carbs and airbox and the bike made 86hp. When I installed the flatslides, it made 8 hp more since the bike was not able to breathe properly with the stock intake.