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racingturtle
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Post subject: Re: Faethors Project Choppster aka Chopped down Zoomer! Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 9:07 am |
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famicomdisk wrote: Interesting, and what's your top speed? I reckon I could get up to 50mph. I cruise at 40-45mph, never done a flat out top speed run. This is with that Kitaco ECU, 7.5g Dr Pulley sliders, Leo Vince pipe.
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Post subject: Re: Faethors Project Choppster aka Chopped down Zoomer! Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 9:08 am |
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Faethor wrote: Freddo wrote: famicomdisk wrote: Ah, you're probably right Freddo and Faethor. Thanks bros! Crimping and cutting is not a problem. I'll order that iMap as soon as I can...GET is nice but there's nothing wrong to squeeze out as much power as possible! I think you are doing a good choice. I have only been able to do test drives in pretty cold weather, below freezing point. And we all know the EFI GET runs better in warmer conditions (weirdly enough). With Kitaco i-map, OE muffler, Malossi variator, removed filter box and a foam air filter, my Zoomer is doing 74 kmh in slight downhill. Not that bad considering the puny dimension of the standard exhaust.  wow freddo thats really positive outcome! I am still waiting on the fine tunninf of my variator to see wha I could squeeze out of this cute tiny engine:) And yes Fam, I think the best option is the imap- at least it is already tested by people arround.... Yeah, I was kinda surprised myself. Speed was measured with a GPS speedo on my cellphone so it should be fairly accurate. I found some lighter rollers and replaced the supplied Malossi. They were considerably lighter so I could feel a gain in acceleration. But I have only reached rev limiter once. Maybe it is a good sign proving I am just below the limit? racingturtle wrote: famicomdisk wrote: Interesting, and what's your top speed? I reckon I could get up to 50mph. I cruise at 40-45mph, never done a flat out top speed run. This is with that Kitaco ECU, 7.5g Dr Pulley sliders, Leo Vince pipe. Well that sounds impressive! The plug and play version seems to be a good alternative then.
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Post subject: Re: Faethors Project Choppster aka Chopped down Zoomer! Posted: Fri Mar 09, 2012 9:36 am |
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Faethor wrote: Freddo- if you are hitting rev limiter on the flat then I think you are just on the limit. Racingturtle- good to know there are some alternatives....the numbers you are stating are in par to the polini one....hopefully the kitaco one is not programmed in the same stupid way as the polini unit....How long do you run it? Any issues so far?
ps I think that the one Wayne is selling is terribly overpriced.... It is very expensive. I got it for £80 on ebay, so I was very lucky. The guys had no idea what it was, but luckily I had seen one online and jumped at the opportunity. Been using it for about 4 months now, never had a cut out, never stalled. Not a single issue with it.
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Freddo
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Post subject: Re: Faethors Project Choppster aka Chopped down Zoomer! Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 2:29 am |
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Faethor wrote: Freddo- if you are hitting rev limiter on the flat then I think you are just on the limit. It was a light downhill. I am not able to reach rev limit on flat. When twisting the throttle to max on the stand, it revs up fine to around 8k rpm, and there it shows some hesitation for a second before it continues to rev limit. My guess is it has a power dip right there which makes it difficult to reach top speed when driving on flat. There are so many parameters to consider when tuning this bike. I actually feel that tuning a turbo charged car engine is easier. It shows a more consistent behaviour than the EFI-engine-transmission system of the Zoomer. Faethor wrote: ps I think that the one Wayne is selling is terribly overpriced.... +1
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Post subject: Re: Faethors Project Choppster aka Chopped down Zoomer! Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 9:33 am |
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Hi Filip, I've just read your pm. Now I wonder how can imap doesnt work on yours. Have you tried the third switch?(10k rpm limit) Or This could be about transmission "ratio"??? Too fast upshift?? Too heavy gear?? Hard to say for me because you still use stock rear pulley/clutch. I replaced it with zuma's since i was using polini cdi. My stock was really bad. But your stock clutch can did 75 kph at the past, i'm sure your stock is good. Have you tried with lighter roller? 3-4gr ?? If it still doesnt working good, back to stock gear for a while, may be kitaco gears too heavy for yours. Find the best tuning without kitaco gears first, and check the performance of imap. I was hopeless too for the first time with kitaco gears. After i understood about "ratio", i did it. The ratio maker : variator, roller, belt, rear pulley, torque drive, torque spring, clutch spring, clutch, bell and final gears. And i did all mods by my self in my garage Just give more patience with this, and start with stock gear first with your last best setup. I'll be follow this thread often Filip. note: You can read this clutch thread alsoviewtopic.php?f=11&t=63498
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Faethor
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Post subject: Re: Faethors Project Choppster aka Chopped down Zoomer! Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 11:21 am |
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cokiaja wrote: Hi Filip, I've just read your pm. Now I wonder how can imap doesnt work on yours. Have you tried the third switch?(10k rpm limit) Or This could be about transmission "ratio"??? Too fast upshift?? Too heavy gear?? Hard to say for me because you still use stock rear pulley/clutch. I replaced it with zuma's since i was using polini cdi. My stock was really bad. But your stock clutch can did 75 kph at the past, i'm sure your stock is good. Have you tried with lighter roller? 3-4gr ?? If it still doesnt working good, back to stock gear for a while, may be kitaco gears too heavy for yours. Find the best tuning without kitaco gears first, and check the performance of imap. I was hopeless too for the first time with kitaco gears. After i understood about "ratio", i did it. The ratio maker : variator, roller, belt, rear pulley, torque drive, torque spring, clutch spring, clutch, bell and final gears. And i did all mods by my self in my garage Just give more patience with this, and start with stock gear first with your last best setup. I'll be follow this thread often Filip. note: You can read this clutch thread alsoviewtopic.php?f=11&t=63498Dera Coki, thank you so much for your support on this, I really appreciate your help. I still believe it could be due to heavy rollers-I will be more elaborating on this issue. The clutch is fine, but maybe the contrast spring will help. I tried the 4g pulleys I got from Opie but with these it just didnt worked at all same as with hard clutch springs. Problem is that there was too much items changed on the engine at once due to hard winter there was a lot of snow around so my mechanics were not able to try each of the mods separately. Coki just one personal question: whats your weight? Cannot this be also one of the factors? I am quite heavy (90kg) so maybe the engine just cannot overcome the critical limit of 8.000rpm. I also tried the 3rd switch but it was even worse- the engine was topping at 7.800 rpm. The new map I am using was created on the dyno by a guys who do this for a living so here I dont see the problem-its similar to the 3rd slot but its just "cleaner". So maybe its time to get back into the garage and work a little bit on the variator then...Ill keep you posted....and once again thank you for your support!
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