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  • Hi, I'm a Pulsar rider in Indonesia

    My P200 was among the first batch of shipment from India, end of 2007. Since the first week, I've done some "never ending modification" to my P200, and now it has become 217 cc by installing an Izumi dome 70 mm piston with the detailed spec as follows :

    - 1NT valve set (in 34mm, ex 28,5 mm)
    - cyl head porting/polishing : in 30 mm, ex 26,5 mm
    - "japanese" valve springs
    - modified cam
    - Mikuni TMR33 carb
    - K&N open air filter
    - custom made intake
    - Rextor CDI on left ignition, stock CDI on right ignition
    - Protec Ultimate Coils
    - custom free flow exhaust system (from primary pipe down to muffler)
    - 15/38 sprocket ratio

    Dyno result on August 6, 2009 : 23,2 hp





    Next (on-going) project :

    - adoption of P220 crankshaft and con-rod once they are available




    Last edited by Blackjak; 08-31-2009, 08:30 PM.
    P200 : objects in the mirror are rapidly getting smaller and out of sight

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    • #3
      thanx

      thank you bro, next time I'll post my road test with pics... for now, this is me and my P217 :
      P200 : objects in the mirror are rapidly getting smaller and out of sight

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      • #4
        are the power figures at the rear wheel or at the crank...

        but anyway, 20+ horses from 7200 revs all the way to 11000 is awesome, so is the nice torque spread from 6k to 9k
        Torque nut in the land of horsepower worshippers.

        click here for my Fl!ckr

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        • #5
          welcome to xbhp bro

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Psycho_McCrazy View Post
            are the power figures at the rear wheel or at the crank...

            but anyway, 20+ horses from 7200 revs all the way to 11000 is awesome, so is the nice torque spread from 6k to 9k
            figures are result of the dyno on rear wheel.. the bike was tightly tied on the dyno machine, bro..
            P200 : objects in the mirror are rapidly getting smaller and out of sight

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            • #7
              Hey blackjack, Welcome to Xbhp ..All the best for your ongoing project
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              Grand Southern Raid | Munnar | Yercaud | Ootacamund

              The increase in performance is directly proportional to the size of the hole in your pocket :D

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              • #8
                Welcome to XBHP brother..way to go..Nice job done there.
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                • #9
                  Welcome to Xbhp. All the best for the project.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by whizzkid_ram View Post
                    Hey blackjack, Welcome to Xbhp ..All the best for your ongoing project
                    thanx, bro.. it's blackjak (not blackjack)... the "jak" stands for jakarta....
                    P200 : objects in the mirror are rapidly getting smaller and out of sight

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Blackjak View Post
                      figures are result of the dyno on rear wheel.. the bike was tightly tied on the dyno machine, bro..
                      23 at the rear wheel is killer. what kind of 0-100 times and top speeds are you able to hit?
                      Torque nut in the land of horsepower worshippers.

                      click here for my Fl!ckr

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                      • #12
                        ^^^
                        +1 to that
                        B o D a C i O u S

                        Wander logue

                        Grand Southern Raid | Munnar | Yercaud | Ootacamund

                        The increase in performance is directly proportional to the size of the hole in your pocket :D

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                        • #13
                          welcome to xbhp mate...nice work you've done there on your Pulsar.cheers
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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Psycho_McCrazy View Post
                            23 at the rear wheel is killer. what kind of 0-100 times and top speeds are you able to hit?
                            haven't tried 0-100 kpj, but the top speed on dyno machine was 150 kpj, and in the real world was only 131 kpj on the open road, with 15/38 sprocket ratio. Will do research on combinations of 14/36 and 14/35 sprocket ratios
                            P200 : objects in the mirror are rapidly getting smaller and out of sight

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                            • #15
                              gr8 work! 23.3bhp @rear wheel is gr8!
                              pulsar 220 dts-fi clocks 145kmph!
                              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8SPjGtkRWo

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