Hey guys, we have been doing some dyno tuning on a highly modified race RZR XP 900. A little back ground on the motor, 13:1 comp pistons, Web Cams custom grind, big bore throttle bodies, head porting by JSR Performance, JSR undertail exhaust, +1 Valves, Beehive springs, larger injectors, PCV with dual channel Autotune O2 sensors in each head pipe, E85 ethanol, STM rage VIII and O/D secondary, Oh and a completely balanced rotating assembly and removed the counter balancer from the engine. Yes you heard that right we have removed the counter balancer.
Now before I post the dyno sheets remember that all dynos read differently. The dyno in use here is a Dynojet 250 ATV dyno. We compared this setup with a UMP plenum and the JSR Filter system and then the stock plenum and velocity stacks and same filter system, then we compared it to a ported and tuned stock clutched XP900. If you know how to read the dyno sheets look at the power difference between the three dyno runs.
As you will see in the dyno runs the speed difference in clutches. The STM clutch with this combo is netting us 15+ MPH on the dyno. Absolutely rediculous IMO. Post up questions and hate on the numbers if you want but this is real world dyno info that we have experienced.
107 run is with the UMP plenum, 113 is different XP with stock plenum, cams porting, JSR undertail, PCV tuned on dyno. 130 is the Stock plenum on the highly modified engine. I posted the 113 graph from another XP to show the speed difference in the 2 clutches.
One other thing is with the UMP plenum it made a significant amount more torque early on but really gave up a great deal of top end HP. You can see in mid graph where the velocity stacks took over and carried the HP up significantly beyond the UMP plenum.
Now before I post the dyno sheets remember that all dynos read differently. The dyno in use here is a Dynojet 250 ATV dyno. We compared this setup with a UMP plenum and the JSR Filter system and then the stock plenum and velocity stacks and same filter system, then we compared it to a ported and tuned stock clutched XP900. If you know how to read the dyno sheets look at the power difference between the three dyno runs.
As you will see in the dyno runs the speed difference in clutches. The STM clutch with this combo is netting us 15+ MPH on the dyno. Absolutely rediculous IMO. Post up questions and hate on the numbers if you want but this is real world dyno info that we have experienced.
107 run is with the UMP plenum, 113 is different XP with stock plenum, cams porting, JSR undertail, PCV tuned on dyno. 130 is the Stock plenum on the highly modified engine. I posted the 113 graph from another XP to show the speed difference in the 2 clutches.
One other thing is with the UMP plenum it made a significant amount more torque early on but really gave up a great deal of top end HP. You can see in mid graph where the velocity stacks took over and carried the HP up significantly beyond the UMP plenum.