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22 Mar 2006
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Stock XR400R
Does it really only put out 30.1 bhp? anyone?
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23 Mar 2006
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Sounds about right but have you checked that the airbox is fully opened and unplugged the exhaust?
If you're interested, I have an Excel spreadsheet of dyno tests with the stock exhaust and various aftermarkets pipes as well as a Word doc full of modification tips for an XR. Stephan
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23 Mar 2006
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no no, 30hp is good - i'm on a restricted licence and cant go over 33bhp for the next 2 years.
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23 Mar 2006
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XR's (atleast European ones) come jetted to run without the restrictive spark suppression baffle thing in the exhaust. I really don't know the figures but would imagine that power would be around or below 30bhp with the baffle in. Needless to say the bike is transformed with it out and something like a vortex tip on to take the edge off the noise.
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