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<div align="left">It wasn't very easy doing it in the frame, but it got done!
Here are the results:
My bike's settings from the factory:
Intake 102 (right on factory spec)
Exhaust 106 (104 is factory spec)
After Adjustment:
Intake: 105
Exhaust: 106
I decided to adjust the intake to match the 6RR and race kit setting and leave the exhaust as is. There was barely enough access to adjust the intake cam (while in the frame) and adjusting the exhaust would probably have been a much bigger PITA.
The most time was used to figure out how to mount the dial indicators and once they were set to give consistent readings, the work went better than I expected. To do the intake, a special allen tool had to be made to get to the cam sprocket bolts and there was just enough slack in the timing chain (after removing the adjuster) to pull the chain off the intake sprocket in order to rotate it to the adjustable slots. Besides that, I had to be very, very careful to not drop the tool or sprocket bolt down the engine. I have pictures of the whole process but haven't yet decided if I'm going to do a write up for the web. I don't want to give someone the impression that this was by any means an easy job. And, I don't know if it's worth the trouble yet.
The bike will be on the dyno next week to tweak for race gas and any differences my bike has vs. Dan Kyle's when he made the 636 Arata PCIIIusb program. We'll also be tuning with MR9 race gas, so it should make an interesting comparison to what Dan's results were in this thread:
http://www.KawiForums.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=8833&SearchTerms=development
List of engine mods (so far):
Stock 1 & 4 velocity stacks (30mm)
Stock 1 & 4 velocity stacks (30mm) in cylinders 2 & 3
Homemade crankcase breather box/oil separator under tail
Cam timing 105/106
BMC Race air filter
Screen removed from front intake
Arata full exhaust
PCIIIusb
Emissions removed, KLEEN valves on head blocked off</div id="left">
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<div align="left">It wasn't very easy doing it in the frame, but it got done!
Here are the results:
My bike's settings from the factory:
Intake 102 (right on factory spec)
Exhaust 106 (104 is factory spec)
After Adjustment:
Intake: 105
Exhaust: 106
I decided to adjust the intake to match the 6RR and race kit setting and leave the exhaust as is. There was barely enough access to adjust the intake cam (while in the frame) and adjusting the exhaust would probably have been a much bigger PITA.
The most time was used to figure out how to mount the dial indicators and once they were set to give consistent readings, the work went better than I expected. To do the intake, a special allen tool had to be made to get to the cam sprocket bolts and there was just enough slack in the timing chain (after removing the adjuster) to pull the chain off the intake sprocket in order to rotate it to the adjustable slots. Besides that, I had to be very, very careful to not drop the tool or sprocket bolt down the engine. I have pictures of the whole process but haven't yet decided if I'm going to do a write up for the web. I don't want to give someone the impression that this was by any means an easy job. And, I don't know if it's worth the trouble yet.
The bike will be on the dyno next week to tweak for race gas and any differences my bike has vs. Dan Kyle's when he made the 636 Arata PCIIIusb program. We'll also be tuning with MR9 race gas, so it should make an interesting comparison to what Dan's results were in this thread:
http://www.KawiForums.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=8833&SearchTerms=development
List of engine mods (so far):
Stock 1 & 4 velocity stacks (30mm)
Stock 1 & 4 velocity stacks (30mm) in cylinders 2 & 3
Homemade crankcase breather box/oil separator under tail
Cam timing 105/106
BMC Race air filter
Screen removed from front intake
Arata full exhaust
PCIIIusb
Emissions removed, KLEEN valves on head blocked off</div id="left">