Having issues: WOT to redline

Started by SwiftTone, May 30, 2016, 07:28:08 AM

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SwiftTone

I have a 06 s2r1000. The bike doesn't run good when I open the throttle all the way and try to ride the engine all the way to redline. At about 6000rpm the engine will get loud but rpm and speed doesn't really continue to increase. Everything seem fine if I ride the engine to redline using 3/4 throttle.

The bike runs pretty rich. The previous owner put on aftermarket exhaust with refreshed ecu. How do I troubleshoot it?

Thanks!

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ducpainter

Have you made any intake mods?

If you still have the snorkels installed in your airbox lid, remove them and see if it gets any better. If it does you can add holes to the lid. It will increase intake noise. Keep adding holes until you either see no further improvement, or it seems lean. At that point close up some holes with duct tape, if it got lean.

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SwiftTone

Quote from: ducpainter on May 30, 2016, 07:42:30 AMHave you made any intake mods?

If you still have the snorkels installed in your airbox lid, remove them and see if it gets any better. If it does you can add holes to the lid. It will increase intake noise. Keep adding holes until you either see no further improvement, or it seems lean. At that point close up some holes with duct tape, if it got lean.

Picture of a carby airbox modded with more airflow...
[/url]airboxlid
My airbox lid is cut down to the edge. How will this affect the issue I am having?

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ducpainter

It won't. If you had an intact lid it might. It sounds like the map is wrong.

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SwiftTone

Quote from: ducpainter on May 30, 2016, 08:07:11 AM
It won't. If you had an intact lid it might. It sounds like the map is wrong.

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Do you have a reasonably good multimeter, and know how to use it?
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SwiftTone

Quote from: Speeddog on May 30, 2016, 08:13:53 AM
Do you have a reasonably good multimeter, and know how to use it?

I do.

Someone on another board said that it could be my fuel filter as he had a similar issue on his S4Rs.

I've read something about syncing the throttle body. What does that do exactly?

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ducpainter

Quote from: SwiftTone on May 30, 2016, 10:44:02 AM
I do.

Someone on another board said that it could be my fuel filter as he had a similar issue on his S4Rs.

I've read something about syncing the throttle body. What does that do exactly?
If the fuel filter hasn't been replaced in the 5-6K miles I'd do that before I did much else.
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SwiftTone

Quote from: ducpainter on May 30, 2016, 11:49:04 AM
If the fuel filter hasn't been replaced in the 5-6K miles I'd do that before I did much else.
What would be a good replacement?

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DarkMonster620

and if possible also replace the hose
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