lanonasw
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Power loss
May 21, 2024 21:06:57 GMT -7
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Post by lanonasw on May 21, 2024 21:06:57 GMT -7
I have a 2017 FZ-10. It has an alpha T full exaust and a ecu flash/tune from 2wdw. Recently i can feel a power loss.
Example:
My bike used to power wheelie in third at 7,000 rpm. The past few months, I can be in the high power mode, crank the throttle, dump the clutch, and it not come up in 3rd at 7,000 rpm.
Any ideas as to why??? It bearly power wheelies in second.... I did move to higher altitude, 3,000 feet higher, but that can't be this much power loss right?
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Post by willl84 on May 22, 2024 6:24:32 GMT -7
I have a 2017 FZ-10. It has an alpha T full exaust and a ecu flash/tune from 2wdw. Recently i can feel a power loss. Example: My bike used to power wheelie in third at 7,000 rpm. The past few months, I can be in the high power mode, crank the throttle, dump the clutch, and it not come up in 3rd at 7,000 rpm. Any ideas as to why??? It bearly power wheelies in second.... I did move to higher altitude, 3,000 feet higher, but that can't be this much power loss right? combination of power loss from altitude and maybe the clutch is getting worn from all the clutch dump wheelies? |
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b407driver
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Post by b407driver on May 22, 2024 6:59:53 GMT -7
I have a 2017 FZ-10. It has an alpha T full exaust and a ecu flash/tune from 2wdw. Recently i can feel a power loss. Example: My bike used to power wheelie in third at 7,000 rpm. The past few months, I can be in the high power mode, crank the throttle, dump the clutch, and it not come up in 3rd at 7,000 rpm. Any ideas as to why??? It bearly power wheelies in second.... I did move to higher altitude, 3,000 feet higher, but that can't be this much power loss right? Did you go from sea level to 3000' or did you go from a 2000' elevation to 5000'? If you are at or above 5000', there can be quite a drop in HP due to the corresponding drop in oxygen levels at altitude. |
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terrys
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Post by terrys on May 22, 2024 13:50:08 GMT -7
Mr Google says you should expect a 3% HP loss for every 1000 feet of elevation, so your bike is making 9% less power now than it was.
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