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| So it did have a GPW/HPC hand port done before....gotcha....
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| still does not that it matters....anyone that builds motors knows a CNC 5 Axis Radial valve job head with a few other extra's makes way more power than a mild hand port...not everyone can afford a 12-13-1400 head job. On my 18th. motor now they get better and better.
Last edited by GPW; 10-07-2009 at 02:29 PM. |
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| Stock head or mild hand port....I'm getting confused on what the bike REALLY had done...?
______________________________________ CLICK HERE--> *Got-Busa's LSR Project bike* ![]() "TEXAS MILE - 3/28/09: 204.468MPH" All thanks to Brock's Performance and Johnny Cheese Tuned! |
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I think if you had one John you would be faster.... ![]() Kidding.... ______________________________________ CLICK HERE--> *Got-Busa's LSR Project bike* ![]() "TEXAS MILE - 3/28/09: 204.468MPH" All thanks to Brock's Performance and Johnny Cheese Tuned! |
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| Call Ward Performance they quote the power number gains there in percentages with and without other mods and their CNC head. Typo...should have been Radius Valve Job.
Last edited by GPW; 10-08-2009 at 11:22 AM. |
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just looked at the Ward Performance site and i don't understand most of what it says but so far i got that porting the heads allows for greater air flow by reducing the amount of areas inside your heads that restrict air flow. more air + more fuel = more power simple in sweet to bad ward performance doesnt have the percentages gained by doing a ported head vs not porting the head anyways i guess i need more research so many options and not so much money ______________________________________
'06 Busa Bazzaz Z Fi;two brother slip on's; K&N air filter 07 Busa 6" extended swing arm;60 wet shot of nx nos |
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Here is what he sent me a week ago. Responding to that exact question, doing my homework. Our typical power increase for a Hayabusa, which usually includes a 3mm overbore is 35-40%. I would say a ported head and cams would be closer to 20% (no big bore kit). Rick Ward Ward Performance email: info@wardperformance.com phone: 763-441-5535 fax: 763-441-7555 visit us on the web at Ward Performance |
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| One of the three companies I use for high-performance headwork. We are doing another 1441 with a rock solid head on it shortly and I want to do a third with big valves added so I can compare all three power levels and price accordingly for our customers. I understand advertised numbers but before afters on our dyno machine give me real numbers to look at.. |
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We do a radius valve job on all of our busa heads. Jay ______________________________________
Speed merchant http://www.hayabusazone.com |
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