Dyno Service In Dublin

[ascalon]

Hi Guys,

my ZZR4 is running lean low down and I need a dyno run to see what the problem is.

Is there anyone doing this in Dublin or the environs?

Cheers,
A

[Bino]

NDM would be your best bet.
Think the Bike Tyre Company do them as well.

[srad750]

Originally posted by Bino@Feb 13 2006, 11:28 AM
[b]NDM would be your best bet.
Think the Bike Tyre Company do them as well.
[right]38489[/right]

Bike tyre have sold there dyno.

J.

[rayzor24]

we sold our dyno just before christmas to PR alarms in Drogheda

[ascalon]

Thanks guys appreciated.

A

[KildareMan]

Originally posted by ascalon@Feb 13 2006, 12:17 PM
[b]Hi Guys,

my ZZR4 is running lean low down and I need a dyno run to see what the problem is.

Is there anyone doing this in Dublin or the environs?

Cheers,
A
[right]38487[/right]

The Dyno would only show you that you bike is running lean low down. You need to start think carb clean / strip. Try adding some carb cleaner such as redex to the fuel tank.

[ascalon]

Thanks,
I've done all that. Carbs have been opened and cleaned, new air filter and new pilot screws, I've used Redex too, all to no avail.

The guy I bought it from has nopw agreed toi give me a replacement bike while he sorts this one out.
It is most likely that a long lay up period has messed up the settings as most of the inromfation I can find suggests that the fuel level in the carbs needes to be increased through the float height adjustment, but it is trial and error.

A

[echomadman]

Originally posted by ascalon@Feb 16 2006, 01:43 PM
[b]Thanks,
I've done all that. Carbs have been opened and cleaned, new air filter and new pilot screws, I've used Redex too, all to no avail.

The guy I bought it from has nopw agreed toi give me a replacement bike while he sorts this one out.
It is most likely that a long lay up period has messed up the settings as most of the inromfation I can find suggests that the fuel level in the carbs needes to be increased through the float height adjustment, but it is trial and error.

A
[right]39435[/right]

To view pics on this biker's forum - your post count must be 2 or greater.
there's a step by step walkthrough of how to dial in your carbs, but yeah you do need some dyno time to get it spot on.

[Liamo]

if you use something like Redex to "clean" the carbs, wher does all the crap that was in the carbs go? :huh:

[skenny]

Originally posted by Liamo@Feb 16 2006, 05:37 PM
[b]if you use something like Redex to "clean" the carbs, wher does all the crap that was in the carbs go? :huh:
[right]39476[/right]

in to the combustion chamber - out the exhaust - into the ozone layer - down as acid rain - kills a few trees - into a river - into the sea - evapourates into the atmosphere - up your airbox - has a rest in your carbs and hey presto Red X sales continue to grow

[Liamo]

would it not be bad for your engine?

[Bino]

Originally posted by skenny@Feb 16 2006, 05:03 PM
[b]in to the combustion chamber - out the exhaust - into the ozone layer - down as acid rain - kills a few* trees - into a river - into the sea - evapourates into the atmosphere - up your airbox - has a rest in your carbs and hey presto Red X sales continue to grow
[right]39495[/right]

:lol: :lol: :lol: