Guys,
I'm considering an engine swap into my 1WG. Obviously I've seen that this has been done with engines from the FZR600, YZF600 and a combination of the two. What I haven't seen, however, is any data comparing these options. Does anyone have dyno results from these three options? Ideally the results would come from the same dyno, but I definitely understand how unlikely that is. Does anyone have results they could share? I'd love to see the raw data before the correction factors were added, but I think I can pull that out myself, if necessary. Personally, I'm not after a huge peak horsepower number. I'm looking for big mid-range and a useable torque curve.
If I get the right information, I wouldn't mind pulling it together and letting you know what I find. If this has already been done, please point me in the right direction.
Cheers
Engine comparison
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Re: Engine comparison
I'll take that as a "no"?
Re: Engine comparison
well im sure the yzf motor is more powerful but the fzr motor will give youa stronger midrange torque pull on the streets. thats alli know 

Re: Engine comparison
75HP and 40ft/lbs for the FZR600. http://www.sportrider.com/bikes/146_020 ... to_16.html
95HP and 45 ft/lbs for the YZF. http://www.fzrarchives.com/ipb/index.ph ... =36862&hl=
Both runs were made with pipes and jetting. Both swaps have been done to death. Just use the search.
95HP and 45 ft/lbs for the YZF. http://www.fzrarchives.com/ipb/index.ph ... =36862&hl=
Both runs were made with pipes and jetting. Both swaps have been done to death. Just use the search.
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Re: Engine comparison
The YZF600 motor is the best way to go. You'll need all the electronics, swing arm, etc... to make it work though.
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