More torque

Home Forums Tech Help Tech Help More torque

This topic contains 13 replies, has 0 voices, and was last updated by  alan 10 years, 4 months ago.

Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 18 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #104217

    Andrew
    Member

    I’ve recently rebuilt the top end on the 530 (new piston,timing chain,cylinder replated and cleaned up the valves)
    I also did some jetting to the carb and a bit of an exhaust unrestricting mod..
    The bike is now running great, loads more power than it used to..the only prob is it now seems to labour a bit up steep hills and I’m having to down shift where as before it would just keep chugging..downshifting results in the bike being almost uncontrollable just too much power..It’s kind of like how the old two strokes used to behave..
    I’m not sure on where to start looking at rectifying this, sprocket size? Jetting? Exhaust?
    Any ideas?

    #259936

    Moff52
    Member

    For a cheap experiment I’d try dropping 1 tooth less on the front sprocket (for say $35.00 outlay) and making 2nd & 3rd gears a bit more useable on the faster technical stuff.

    #259940

    I reckon if u changed the jetting it will likely be there that the power has changed. Did u change needle or just jets?

    #259941

    I would look at the jetting as Nato said, try going back to your original jetting and see what happens. It is a free test to see if that is what caused it.

    #259942

    Also if you unrestricted the exhaust you may have lost a little low down grunt to gain more peak power. I would try to richen up the midrange, richer needle or move the clip position down a couple of slots.

    #259943

    Wow!!!!!!!!!!
    As far as I know,
    These macines have enough torque to pull a foreskin off an elephant, and then some. :whistle: :pinch:
    Sometimes its worthwhile to just stick with the horses
    I’m on the 2012 500, and its always a handfull in the stuff we do.
    To tell ya the truth, I do not need no more herbs/HP
    Yeeha
    Love
    Murph

    #259937

    Aaron Wilde
    Member

    Sounds like jetting but I just thought I would throw another idea out there. Is it possible that the exhaust cam could be one tooth advanced? If the going back to more original settings with jets doesn’t work try the exotic ideas.

    #259946

    Far out, Burnsy ;)
    Just maybe you have to get off the tar, and ride some shit. 👿 B) B)
    Maybe, I have to get off the shit and just go riding :woohoo: :woohoo:
    Cheers
    Enjoy youre night
    Murph

    #259947

    Steve
    Member

    Knock it down a cog ,and hold on.prob solved.

    #259938

    Andrew
    Member

    Thanks I’ll play around with the jetting. Went from a 40 pilot to 45 and down one clip slot om the main.. Who knows may need to be even richer failing this ill try the front sprocket idea. Not sure what you mean adam.. Do you mean the cam chain mabey a tooth forward on the cam?
    Cheers

    #259948

    Andrew
    Member
    Murph the surf wrote:
    Far out, Burnsy ;)
    Just maybe you have to get off the tar, and ride some shit. 👿 B) B)
    Maybe, I have to get off the shit and just go riding :woohoo: :woohoo:
    Cheers
    Enjoy youre night
    Murph

    Thanks mate
    I’m about to hit the tar…i might need to get on the shit :woohoo: …

    #259950

    Andrew
    Member
    toes wrote:
    Knock it down a cog ,and hold on.prob solved.

    I like it ;)

    #259951

    Aaron Wilde
    Member
    Burnsy wrote:
    Thanks I’ll play around with the jetting. Went from a 40 pilot to 45 and down one clip slot om the main.. Who knows may need to be even richer failing this ill try the front sprocket idea. Not sure what you mean adam.. Do you mean the cam chain mabey a tooth forward on the cam?
    Cheers

    I was thinking that when it was at top dead center that the exhaust cam witness marks would not line up with the top of the head. It’s not really worth checking unless you “exhaust” the other avenues first. :)

    #259952

    alan
    Member

    did you put a high comp piston in it or just a standard one mine ran a bit rough right down low with a high compresson piston but was heaps better

    #259958

    Andrew
    Member
    white rocket wrote:
    did you put a high comp piston in it or just a standard one mine ran a bit rough right down low with a high compresson piston but was heaps better

    Its wossner 12.5:1 not sure if it high comp..

Viewing 15 posts - 1 through 15 (of 18 total)

You must be logged in to reply to this topic.