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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ย. 2023
- 2024 Honda Transalp 750 (CDN)
First run: Stock as delivered in North America.
Second run: Spark arrestor removed.
Dyno sheet is the first 2 runs.
Third run: Muffler removed. No dyno sheet as made roughly the same power as with the spark arrestor removed.
Fourth run: Akrapovic slip on installed.
Second dyno sheet is runs 1, 2, and 4.
Bike has 820 kms on it.
No tuning done.
All runs were backed up.
1.07 SAE correction.
10 Celsius at 2200 ft elevation.
Dynojet 188 dyno. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Thanks man. We are waiting for tuning.
Less slippage at the wheel if you sit on it. Love the video and the Akrapovic is what I got for my Transalp.
Same muffler we have in the US with the one small hole exit at the spark arrester for the exhaust, it's a very restricted exhaust can. And look inside it, cause it gets worse exhaust flow than any other mufflers I have ever seen. The Euro Transalp 750 mufflers maybe less restricted.
Think it’s possible to get 100hp and 75ftlbs at the wheel?
I run my transalpine without the spark arrestor all the time, sounds much better but I really want it to sounds like a pack of mad dogs.
I want to do a decat but there zero aftermarket fuel modules right now and no mod shops near me.
Reasonably? No. With enough head/cam/big bore/compression work who knows. But not likely to get both numbers and certainly not reliably.
Do you think you'd be fine with just removing the spark arrestor?
it sounds 10x better but i dont want to affect the flow rate too much. Called the honda dealer and they said its fine cause theres a cat where the headers go 2 in 1
Yeah, the bike ran perfectly fine without the spark arrestor.
@Sean-hx7sl Did you measure flow rate compared to with it in? Also I was wondering how much backpressure it would have by comparison.
@@izzy8609 just the dyno run with the air/fuel reading
The dyno results show how much back pressure was still in the muffler as the run with the muffler removed was almost identical to the run with the muffler in place. Yet the Akra made more power than no muffler at every point in the curve. A testament to the well designed scavenging of the Akra, and that the cat is the biggest restriction in the exhaust.
Do you plan to tune it or is there some type if EU ECU flash?
Tuning is in the works. Should be completed soon.
How many hp and torque at the crank? Honda Canada claims 91hp.
Where did you see Honda Canada claiming the HP? I've heard of Canadian dealers telling people lies about having the Euro spec bikes, but have not seen anything claimed from Honda themselves.
We have the same bike as the US, so around 83 hp. Confirmed by the HP peak as the US bike is claimed at 8500 vs the Euro spec at 9500.
@@Sean-hx7sl The Honda Canada PR department have told this to motorcycle journalists and vloggers .
@@BerDekMoncton Have an example? As I said, I have yet to see it advertised anywhere since release.
What transalp version is it? 90HP?
All North American Transalps are rated at 83 hp
Is that a wrap you have on it?
Yup. It’s our only option to fix the stealth flat black right now. I don’t recommend this one though unless all you care about is slapping colour on it.
I have to admit I like the looks, is your comment based on quality or it’s just not a scheme you like.
Thanks for the dyno info, been tough to get any info on the Cdn spec bikes.
@@wallymurray620 I don't mind the look, it's the quality of the kit. The graphics layout is terrible so there is a bunch of lines you have no hope of lining up, and some of the pieces make no sense why one is 1 piece and another is 3.
Good to know, thanks for the info.
72 HP? US 'de-tuned' version ?
Yup. All of North America got the same bike.
how did you remove spark arrestor from stock exhaust?
It’s just the 3 bolts at the exhaust exit and it slides right out.
twenty-two horsepower lost between engine and wheel seems too much to me
Agreed. But this is 13 lost as the North American bikes are only rated at 83 hp.
@@Sean-hx7sl Thank you. I didn't know about this difference