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Started by moodyvalk, Sun 09, Nov 2014, 20:38:03

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moodyvalk

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Here are the Voltmeter and Water Temperature gauges....

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moodyvalk

intercooler added but not completely plumbed in yet, and I did not have to modify the plenum for this...





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moodyvalk

almost got the plumbing done on the intercooler....



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moodyvalk

the requested plenum pics...









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moodyvalk

new charge tube and intercooler plumbing done.  I want with a brushed aluminum finish versus polished tubing....

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moodyvalk

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Skinhead

Thanks.  Nice job.  But I'm not sure I'd want to have to work on that.  But with any highly modified, high performance machine, they usually require a little "special" treatment. 

I'd like to hear the owner's thoughts sometime.  I believe you mentioned he wasn't a member, but ask him to join and post a ride report.

Keep up the good work.

Friendsville, TN - Troy, MI

ValkISDan

I just want to start out by saying the turbo bike is Bad Ass! That being said the relocation of the turbo is a cool idea too. So ultimately which produces more power the turbo or the supercharger? Which is more reliable? Do both require premium fuel? so many questions. :o

blackvalkyrie

hey moody.. where did you get the water temp guage from?

Quote from: moodyvalk on Sun 15, Mar 2015, 22:28:24
Here are the Voltmeter and Water Temperature gauges....



moodyvalk

Quote from: blackvalkyrie on Sun 29, Mar 2015, 17:10:03
hey moody.. where did you get the water temp guage from?

Quote from: moodyvalk on Sun 15, Mar 2015, 22:28:24
Here are the Voltmeter and Water Temperature gauges....



its an Autometer brand gauge...I ordered through www.summitracing.com
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blackvalkyrie


Thanks! did you hook it up at  the sending unit on the bottom of the radiator?

Quote from: moodyvalk on Sun 29, Mar 2015, 17:41:25
Quote from: blackvalkyrie on Sun 29, Mar 2015, 17:10:03
hey moody.. where did you get the water temp guage from?

Quote from: moodyvalk on Sun 15, Mar 2015, 22:28:24
Here are the Voltmeter and Water Temperature gauges....



its an Autometer brand gauge...I ordered through www.summitracing.com

moodyvalk

Quote from: ValkISDan on Sun 29, Mar 2015, 16:58:31
I just want to start out by saying the turbo bike is Bad Ass! That being said the relocation of the turbo is a cool idea too. So ultimately which produces more power the turbo or the supercharger? Which is more reliable? Do both require premium fuel? so many questions. :o

ultimately your horsepower limit with a turbo is the limitations mechanically of the engine where with a supercharger the is a limit to the actual speed of the rotors within the supercharger itself, so therefore the supercharger is limited to a max number of boost.  where a turbocharger is capable of 30 psi of boost on any turbocharger, and there are many mid frame turbos (like the one I used on this valkyrie) that flow more or less cfm depending on the desired boost level and horsepower level that you want to achieve.  

what im saying is that if you decided to stay mild on hp and installed a small of the mid frame turbos but later decided you wanted to more hp than is realistically possible to put to the ground then all you have to do is replace the actual turbocharger with another mid frame turbo and it will be a bolt in upgrade. where as the you would replace a mild supercharger with a larger cfm supercharger and achieve similar results but with alot high expense to do that if there is even another supercharger option for the valkyrie....

which one is more reliable? well, reliable is going to have more to do with quality of the build but together and well thought out and planned kit.  either a  turbo or a supercharger is improperly tuned will give you negative effects. the tune is everything!   on this turbo valkyrie, I did not spare anything that would have a lesser quality build.  quality is my number one goal.

I'm running 12 psi of boost with a garrett gt2860r ball bearing turbo which will spool (boost) faster than a traditional journal bearing turbo, and now with the addition of the intercooler the motor will make more power safer with the same 12 psi of boost.  the base psi of boost on this valkyrie is 12, but I could turn up the boost to 30 if so desired with an addition of a $80 part....

with 12 psi we have to run premium pump gas at the least, and this is only capable due to us running colder range spark plugs and a smaller spark plug gap and the a good air to fuel ratio tune.  any boost level higher than 12 psi I would recommend race fuel and some type of boost reference ignition retard...
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moodyvalk

Quote from: blackvalkyrie on Sun 29, Mar 2015, 17:50:50

Thanks! did you hook it up at  the sending unit on the bottom of the radiator?

Quote from: moodyvalk on Sun 29, Mar 2015, 17:41:25

I drilled and tapped the boss on the thermostat housing.  very clean and easy install on the bike, although you do have to remove the thermostat.  so I recommend replacing the t-stat seal and not reusing it....
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moodyvalk

Quote from: Skinhead on Sun 29, Mar 2015, 08:15:24
Thanks.  Nice job.  But I'm not sure I'd want to have to work on that.  But with any highly modified, high performance machine, they usually require a little "special" treatment. 

I'd like to hear the owner's thoughts sometime.  I believe you mentioned he wasn't a member, but ask him to join and post a ride report.

Keep up the good work.

what this all the way through....that will give you an idea of what his thoughts are....

https://youtu.be/m9dqdEEjd_I
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twdurdentwd

With both variations of turbo placement (near swingarm and at right knee), is there any concern for riding in a deluge?
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Pappy!

Quote from: twdurdentwd on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 05:12:52
With both variations of turbo placement (near swingarm and at right knee), is there any concern for riding in a deluge?

Probably a bit of initial steam. Exhaust and intake air should all still be pretty much sealed.

dreamaker

I haven't read all the replies, but I don't understand the purpose of a Turbo Valk. Maybe for a show bike, or say you have the big dog on the street.  My experiences with running turbo's, they will fry you. I have seen the turbines and pipes, turn nearly white from heat. I just don't understand it purpose!!

twdurdentwd

Quote from: dreamaker on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 09:26:43
I haven't read all the replies, but I don't understand the purpose of a Turbo Valk. Maybe for a show bike, or say you have the big dog on the street.  My experiences with running turbo's, they will fry you. I have seen the turbines and pipes, turn nearly white from heat. I just don't understand it purpose!!

More power homie.
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dreamaker

Quote from: twdurdentwd on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 13:02:15
Quote from: dreamaker on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 09:26:43
I haven't read all the replies, but I don't understand the purpose of a Turbo Valk. Maybe for a show bike, or say you have the big dog on the street.  My experiences with running turbo's, they will fry you. I have seen the turbines and pipes, turn nearly white from heat. I just don't understand it purpose!!

More power homie.

I understand the power part, but the way I see it, it is a two wheel hot plate, cute, but don't seem logical.  Just my opinion!!

moodyvalk

Quote from: dreamaker on Tue 31, Mar 2015, 11:07:36
Quote from: twdurdentwd on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 13:02:15
Quote from: dreamaker on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 09:26:43
I haven't read all the replies, but I don't understand the purpose of a Turbo Valk. Maybe for a show bike, or say you have the big dog on the street.  My experiences with running turbo's, they will fry you. I have seen the turbines and pipes, turn nearly white from heat. I just don't understand it purpose!!

More power homie.

I understand the power part, but the way I see it, it is a two wheel hot plate, cute, but don't seem logical.  Just my opinion!!

thank you for your opinion! yes, a turbo bike or car is definitely not for everyone....

ask the owner of the turbo valkyrie that lives at 6500 ft of elevation if getting the power back, that he is naturally robbed due to elevation, makes it seem logical to have a turbo valkyrie...

different strokes for different folks
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moodyvalk

Quote from: dreamaker on Tue 31, Mar 2015, 11:07:36
Quote from: twdurdentwd on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 13:02:15
Quote from: dreamaker on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 09:26:43
I haven't read all the replies, but I don't understand the purpose of a Turbo Valk. Maybe for a show bike, or say you have the big dog on the street.  My experiences with running turbo's, they will fry you. I have seen the turbines and pipes, turn nearly white from heat. I just don't understand it purpose!!

More power homie.

I understand the power part, but the way I see it, it is a two wheel hot plate, cute, but don't seem logical.  Just my opinion!!
Quote from: dreamaker on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 09:26:43
I haven't read all the replies, but I don't understand the purpose of a Turbo Valk. Maybe for a show bike, or say you have the big dog on the street.  My experiences with running turbo's, they will fry you. I have seen the turbines and pipes, turn nearly white from heat. I just don't understand it purpose!!

after my ride on the turbo valk tonight, the real question is "why not????"
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RonW

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moodyvalk

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dago mooserider

Awesome. It looks like the drivability is pretty good, something I wondered about. If your taking any requests.....would love to see like a 40 to 110 in 4th with the speedo and tach visible.  :evil:
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moodyvalk

Quote from: dago mooserider on Tue 30, Jun 2015, 15:36:12
Awesome. It looks like the drivability is pretty good, something I wondered about. If your taking any requests.....would love to see like a 40 to 110 in 4th with the speedo and tach visible.  :evil:

if I could figure out a way to mount the camera where those gauges were visible I would do that just for you....

with the attachments provided from my buddy for his gopro im not sure if I could mount the camera on my helmet
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Gavin_Sons

Quote from: moodyvalk on Tue 30, Jun 2015, 16:33:57
Quote from: dago mooserider on Tue 30, Jun 2015, 15:36:12
Awesome. It looks like the drivability is pretty good, something I wondered about. If your taking any requests.....would love to see like a 40 to 110 in 4th with the speedo and tach visible.  :evil:

if I could figure out a way to mount the camera where those gauges were visible I would do that just for you....

with the attachments provided from my buddy for his gopro im not sure if I could mount the camera on my helmet


Duck tape man, great build. I really want one now. One day when I win the lottery II'm going to hire you and attic rat and build custom valkyries with the 1800 motor and turbos.  ;D

moodyvalk

Quote from: dago mooserider on Tue 30, Jun 2015, 15:36:12
Awesome. It looks like the drivability is pretty good, something I wondered about. If your taking any requests.....would love to see like a 40 to 110 in 4th with the speedo and tach visible.  :evil:

Ask and you shall receive.  On the way to Colorado to deliver bike but before I loaded it on trailer I recorded a 4th gear pull from 50 to about 117 mph. Man, she sure does pull hard and the turbo whistle sounds sweet!  I will post a link to video once I get a chance to get it loaded to youtube....
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Daro

Quote from: dreamaker on Mon 30, Mar 2015, 09:26:43
I haven't read all the replies, but I don't understand the purpose of a Turbo Valk. Maybe for a show bike, or say you have the big dog on the street.  My experiences with running turbo's, they will fry you. I have seen the turbines and pipes, turn nearly white from heat. I just don't understand it purpose!!

What is the purpose of living when you ultimately have to die ...?  :angel:
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moodyvalk

Quote from: dago mooserider on Tue 30, Jun 2015, 15:36:12
Awesome. It looks like the drivability is pretty good, something I wondered about. If your taking any requests.....would love to see like a 40 to 110 in 4th with the speedo and tach visible.  :evil:


here is a 4th gear pull from 50-117 mph...

https://youtu.be/GIDMSx9qxgk
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dago mooserider

It's no busa, but when that boost builds you can see that needle start to fly. I want. Someday.... ;D
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moodyvalk

Quote from: dago mooserider on Wed 15, Jul 2015, 09:52:42
It's no busa, but when that boost builds you can see that needle start to fly. I want. Someday.... ;D

yeah its hard to make an orange taste like an apple even if the orange has a turbo....

I do think the turbo valk will walk away from a stock wheel base hayabusa (naturally aspirated). 

about a month ago I finished a turbo build on a gen 2 hayabusa, stock wheel base and tuned all the ignition maps and boost fueling through the factory ecu by reflashing it.  the software was pretty cool cause of the autotune feature.  and yes the stock wheel base busa at 8 psi of boost if a handful to say the least!!!!

here is a pic from our 600 mile ride up in the rockies, pic includes the turbo valk, the recent turbo busa, and my harley vrod muscle
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moodyvalk

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The emperor has no clothes

Sure looks different without the pipes.

RonW

yea, different as in *wicked*.
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moodyvalk

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moodyvalk

#116
Look what was found on Youtube....

https://youtu.be/9I1Uw6AImM4
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Skinhead


Friendsville, TN - Troy, MI

moodyvalk

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RDKLL

Anybody recall the numbers from any s/c valks? I know there would be differences if not corrected to sea level or whatever .