wistech moto 432 vrs 460

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#1 Post by wistech »

Well here it is .I knew the moto (silvertoad)was going to like this.
The 432 stock crank ,asso piston,wistech ported head,cwr intake ,ti4 exhaust.
The 460 stock crank,CP 460 13to 1 piston,wistech ported head,wistech exhaust cam,ti4 exhaust

Picked up 6 hp and 5 ft pounds of torque with just a piston and cam change. I retarded the exhaust cam to 10 degrees and the intake to 108.5 to see how that would work with the cam. Turned out pretty sweet.

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#2 Post by peterock »

I don't see any charts????

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#3 Post by wistech »

Pics not loading...Ill post on central.

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#4 Post by Happyboy »

Post here. tongue.gif

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#5 Post by wistech »

Whatever works

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#6 Post by wistech »

Here are the most powerful 432 engines I have built compared to the new generation CP 460 kits. The higher reading 432 is Kara's . You can see although a blast to rev the 12,500 rev limiter didnt not mean it made any power up there. Since these 460's have a heavier thicker wrist pin we decided to run a conservative 10,500 limiter. Vibration has not been an issue. I may bump them up to 11,000 anyway.

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#7 Post by wistech »

At last I got a chance to look at why the moto had the hiccups on the dyno . It looks like the coil has failed. It had a intermittant strong /weak spark while cranking. I replaced the coil and it stayed a steady white spark. Engine runs smooth now. Its possible that it would have beat the Speeds 460 with a good coil but it did have enough smooth runs that showed it was pretty much maxxed out. Like it would matter . I would still be #1 and #2 stock crank dyno king.LOL

On a side note the coil must have had a crack in the housing as it was rusty on the outside of the housing. Maybe caused by carbon tracking? The boot on the top of the coil had a tear in it so maybe some water got in it from when the quad was underwater in the river a few years back.

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#8 Post by cannondale27 »

Thats good you figured it out.Was a pain trying to dyno that like that.Very inconsistent.I dont trust those runs since usually there is a good average of all runs on dyno.Cant do that with what that thing got.

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