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So, one week, we were messin' around (I mean carefully testing components.....) and
decided to work a bit on the venerable SV650. |
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So - we dynoed it, all stock exhaust, cams and carburetion and got about: |
60 True HP (maybe 67 to 72 dynojet hp) |
| Then we added a couple SV intake cams for the exhaust and our APK SV Carb kit with tank risers, with "not spectacular" improvements. | busted..... |
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set of drop in cams that we were evaluating, still with stock
exhaust and with the same APK carb kit. Ok - That's pretty good. power. |
65 True HP (maybe 72 to 78 dynojet hp) |
| Finally, we added a Leo
Vinci exhaust system. Exhausts on the SV don't normally add 10 HP - but the combination of a well designed exhaust cam + a well designed race exhaust will deliver better total power than either of the single items would, used individually. |
75.9 True HP (maybe 84 to 79 dynojet hp)
25% HP |
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many "race" SV's and very few match the power that this one put
out - and this isn't even a full racebike - it's a trackday bike...... Stock compression heads, no porting, no milling, stock valves, stock valve springs, stock pistons, original CV carbs, even the stock, unmodified airbox. When you use a properly
designed dynamometer, like the
EC997 (not a dealership level
dynojet with
mythical hp numbers) you can isolate and manipulate many small engine
details that will ultimately produce far superior results - like
this. Parts and labor: Under $1800 parts and
labor? Sure beats "high comp" "flat top pistons" and the wrong cams and complete topend disassembly for twice the money and less power...... 415 491-5920
So..... what would it be like if we did
porting, a bit of cylinder and head milling, cam degree dyno
tuning, Factory Pro billet velocity stacks, airbox mods? Maybe
80+ True hp (90 to 94 dynojet dyno hp) with still a stock bore
and CV carbs?? |
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| EVO Detent Star Kit | |
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Upgrade to STAR only |
Imagine
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| Transmission Shift Improvement Kit | |
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SHFT-PRO-SUZ-36 |
Pro
Transmission Detent Arm Kita> The original shift improvement kit - Ever miss a shift?? Includes Factory Pro Microbearing Detent Arm, heavy duty detent spring and gasket. Makes shifting more positive at the expense of slightly stiffer shift lever action. The stronger detent spring rotates the shift drum quicker, so the gears are more likely to engage under quick shift conditions. The Microbearing removes friction for the quickest possible shifting with the least amount of effort.
Includes:
Factory Pro Microbearing Detent Arm, Factory Pro Detent Spring and a
clutch cover gasket. |
| Ignition Advance Kit!!! - New!!! | |
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RTR-SUZ-36-04 $64.95 |
Ignition Advance
Kit Use this kit to advance the
ignition timing 4 degrees for more power at
part throttle and at full throttle. Install the key with offset to the LEFT to advance the timing! For easiest, quickest install - we suggest that you have access to an air or electric impact impact wrench - That makes it simple to remove the rotor bolt with an air impact wrench -- Kit includes special key AND Factory Pro's own heat treated, tool steel, plated rotor puller. Tools required: 1/2" air or electric impact wrench and socket set Time: Under 1 hour Ignition Advance KEY, Installation SV650, SV1000 DL650 DL1000 Hayabusa installation and pictures November, 2006 Hi-
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WITH the slider! |
Billet Clutch Cover Billet Clutch Cover with Integrated Frame Slider (pat. pend.) for the SV650. Cast vs. Billet Engine
Covers The strongest and most
protective cover you can buy. Slide on the Slider - not your billet
cover! Keep your bike higher off the ground in a "lowside".
Saves water pump exterior (usually!) $229.95
Dear Marc, Kept me going throughout the weekend. Good stuff, thanks!
Thanks,
Alan Paryzek |
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Jeff Tigert's race winning SV650 |
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Carb Recal Kits: Config 30, Config 20, Config 10 and the Ti ProKit |
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Config 30 RaceKit
$279.95
Our best selling SV kit! |
For applications where you wish to REMOVE
the airbox
Includes: Air Filter Set: 2 special Factory Pro designed individual cotton gauze type washable air filters, Factory Pro Tank Risers and RK3 RaceKit tm Factory Pro Carb Recal Kit. Tech: Main Air Jet location |
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CRB-S36-2.0-APK Airbox Plus Kit w/ race filter and carb recal kit ![]() $249.95 includes filter and carb kit and alloy tank risers |
This is the original APK "AirBox Plus Kit" for the SV650
It's a special Factory Pro designed filter and will
make 2-3 True HP over a stock jetted bike - IF properly tuned. The APK kit contains the Factory pro designed filter and a properly designed Factory Pro Carb Recalibration kit. This carb kit is not just a regular carb kit with a different main jet. This kit also includes the elegant Factory Pro Tank Riser kit.
This kit does not require air filter or airbox
modifications. This IS a drop-in filter. CHECK WITH YOUR RACING
ORGANIZATION FOR LEGALITY! Update:
There's some additional carb mods that could be done
to make it a bit better when individually tuned on a good dyno and I
always said that I'd make a more expensive 2.0 kit if ANY
tuner ever noticed it. It was my "state of mc tuning" test. Kind of
like the black obelisk in the movie 2001.
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CRB-S36-1.1-ti
$99.95
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Ti
drop-in carb recal kit Use with stock or aftermarket exhaust Adds more
low-end / midrange, if the proper main jet is
selected, more top-end power. Easy to install and tune - no slide drilling. Note: On the SV, no carb kit will "MAKE" horsepower. A Carburetor Recalibration Kit tm will allow you to install the combination of jets that will allow your bike / exhaust / intake system, together, to make as much power as the engine / exhaust / intake system CAN possibly make. |
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BMC
Air Filters! |
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available |
BMC Air
filters OPEN TOP Race Filter Use the stock, unmodified airbox. Additional airflow is provided by a specially designed air inlet, developed by Factory Pro Tuning, for 1-2 more True HP than a stock air filter or the BMC stock replacement "S" filter requires special APK Carb Recal Kit pn: CRB-S36-2.1-AFK. Installing this special Factory Pro exclusive filter with a jet kit that was not designed for it will not result in optimum performance. |
![]() FI-BMC-20510R (RACE)
$89.95 USD |
BMC
RACE filter The "R" filter is a cleanable, long lasting, cost effective drop-in filter. Airflow is Minimal airflow changes mean that rejetting is not usually required. For more info: BMC Air filters This filter
has a STOCK size inlet opening, making it legal
for race organizations that require that. It's a high quality, cleanable, long lasting replacement. Cotton gauze type filter is similar to other cleanable "1,000,000 mile" filters. |
![]() FI-BMC-20510S (Street) $79.95 |
BMC
STREET filter
The "S" filter is a cleanable, long lasting, cost effective drop-in
filter. Minimal airflow changes. Not designed for increased power and
doesn't require rejetting. |
| Tools | |
TL-float height gauge $49.95
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The only way to accurately measure float
heights. Works on nearly every carburetor. Marked in mm. |
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Needle Jet Rebuild
$280.00 Call 415 491-5920 to arrange - or email |
Yep! It's true - the needle jets on the SV carbs wear out - just like the VL1500's and the cbr600's and 900's...... Happens with stock needles, stainless and titanium needles..... We can rebuild them for $280 + shipping. So - If your SV has started racking up the miles and seems to be getting rich and sloppy at low rpm (especially), and you can't fix by lowering the fuel level anymore - it's time to rebuild them - |
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Shifting issues with SV650's are can be seemingly random. We finally got an 05 that has a problem - It is the centering on the shift shaft that aggravates either upshifting or downshifting, but not both. |
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< This is not so good. The pins are not centered between fingers when the shift shaft is at rest. If they don't drop down fully, beyond the "pins", that prevents the "fingers" from dropping down and getting ready for the next shift. If you've got issues - check! |
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Adjustable Center Shift
Stud, SV650, SV1000 |
If the shift shaft fingers aren't centered on the shift shaft, Factory Pro has the fix.
It's a
special offset
"centering" stud,
adjustable by almost
1mm. For example, the
difference in the above
example was only
.31mm/.024".
Install
the stud with enough
threads exposed for the
locknut. CHECK!!! For things that may interfere with the taller stud!! This fits all the SV650's, (and probably the 1000's) at least up to 06. $19.95 90149-08094-00 |
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This Carb Recal Kit developed on the same EC997a Eddy Current dyno that developed the K59-1.7-RK ZX-6R RaceKit (Muzzy and Kinko's choice), the Y73-1.7-RK YZF750 (Vance and Hines choice), S37-1.7-RK GSX-R750, Suzuki of France and most of America's privateer racers choice)...
Race
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The extension of the laboratory for engines of the
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology was completed in about 1935.
Its architect was Rudolf Otto Salvisberg (1882-1940). He had a
successful career in Berlin but returned to Switzerland after the
advent of the Nazis. His architectural style was somewhat similar to
that of Erich Mendelsohn. The staircase of the laboratory is in
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Maybe in next rewrite, he'll fix the ignition timing and dyno chapters... Otherwise great book with great starting ideas. |
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The little blue bible for quick references and little known facts. |