Engine:
2003 Yamaha 998cc R1 (1st Bike engine).
16T Turbo
Two Injectors Per Cylinder
Hand Fabricated Sheet Metal Intake
ECU:
PowerEFI-F16 Running FreeEMS
FreeEMS additions:
XGATE Sequential + Staged Injection (1st)
MAF Fueling Algorithm (1st)
Initial test run: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89UD5YJuqyY
Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
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Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
Last edited by SleepyKeys on Mon Jan 28, 2013 4:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
Congrats man! Needs more pics of the actual rail! :-p
Also, I thought an F16 was some sort of jet plane? :-p
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Also, I thought an F16 was some sort of jet plane? :-p
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Re: Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
This could be the first engine to be ran by FreeEMS that drinks JET-A ?
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Re: Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
Congrats on the MAF Lazy Mobster.
Re: Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
More pics of rail definately required!
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Re: Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
Naw the first FreeEMS engine to drink JET-A will prob be my truck
I suppose the name came from a few factors. I wanted a name that people could identify with(I'll admit it's a bit USAish). Fighter jets are know for being lean, mean, capable machines. I chose the F16 because I want to support 16 injector channels(fairly common requirement on overgrown *big-blocks, plus it put the "nay-sayers" dicks in the dirt).
I suppose the name came from a few factors. I wanted a name that people could identify with(I'll admit it's a bit USAish). Fighter jets are know for being lean, mean, capable machines. I chose the F16 because I want to support 16 injector channels(fairly common requirement on overgrown *big-blocks, plus it put the "nay-sayers" dicks in the dirt).
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Re: Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
This makes me very happy.
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Re: Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
Some test and tuning. The engine tune seems to be pretty much dialed in, it didn't require any changes to the MAF table. Both injector sets are reading too high a duty-cycle for my liking, such is E85 I guess haha.
I clearly need to revalve the shocks, esp the rebound.
http://youtu.be/B9BN4i-rWnE
I clearly need to revalve the shocks, esp the rebound.
http://youtu.be/B9BN4i-rWnE
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Re: Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
no changes to maf transfer function and being able to change to different injector sets says a lot imo.Sean0 wrote:Some test and tuning. The engine tune seems to be pretty much dialed in, it didn't require any changes to the MAF table. Both injector sets are reading too high a duty-cycle for my liking, such is E85 I guess haha.
I clearly need to revalve the shocks, esp the rebound.
http://youtu.be/B9BN4i-rWnE
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Re: Sean's R1 Powered Desert Rail (17th)
The change was not the injectors, it was 7500 feet in elevation. I NEED to change one of the sets though. Maybe you can help me scout around? They are the skinny nippon-denso type. I currently have an orange set and a dark blue set. The *orange set is the primary and it's also the set it idles on. I'm showing .9 lambda at idle with a 2.1mS(3.1 effective), so there seems to be room to go to a bigger injector without creating a messy situation. Or maybe leave that set and just get a BIG set for the secondaries, that's prob the better thing to do......
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