Se 120r complete engine?
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 201
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From: Galena, Ohio
Ya know guys... I am eager to hear a lot of thorough and concise feedback on these.
There is a thread on VTF, in which the owner got his bike back already & Ive been following that one too.
I believe I may have an install of one of these units come soon too, so I'd really like to leverage what you guys learn on your installs.
Question(s) for both of ya... What TB did you go with? The S/E 58 or possibly the HPI modified stock unit?
What injectors? HPI Yellow Bands...???...
What exhaust? BoarZilla (hopefully)?
Which version of the motor is it? The 10.5:1 version, or the 11+:1 version with the "Hurricane Heads?
Now that I've been giving more thought to these motors, I am thinking a TMan 590 cam would really ROCK that config. It would seriously bring the torque back towards the left side of the chart, with minimal impact on the topend HP (that most NEVER hit anyway).
Good luck with your builds guys, and by all means please provide honest feedback so the lurkers can make better informed decisions.
There is a thread on VTF, in which the owner got his bike back already & Ive been following that one too.
I believe I may have an install of one of these units come soon too, so I'd really like to leverage what you guys learn on your installs.
Question(s) for both of ya... What TB did you go with? The S/E 58 or possibly the HPI modified stock unit?
What injectors? HPI Yellow Bands...???...
What exhaust? BoarZilla (hopefully)?
Which version of the motor is it? The 10.5:1 version, or the 11+:1 version with the "Hurricane Heads?
Now that I've been giving more thought to these motors, I am thinking a TMan 590 cam would really ROCK that config. It would seriously bring the torque back towards the left side of the chart, with minimal impact on the topend HP (that most NEVER hit anyway).
Good luck with your builds guys, and by all means please provide honest feedback so the lurkers can make better informed decisions.
BTW, I have the SE 58 TB, the larger injectors (like Dick), V&H Pro-Pipe exhaust, not sure which compression version I have (I'll get back to you on that).
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2010
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BTW, I have the SE 58 TB, the larger injectors (like Dick), V&H Pro-Pipe exhaust, not sure which compression version I have (I'll get back to you on that).
if you had the 12:1 version it would have extras to put the cost up around 7500.00 depending on your source.
hurricane heads
RX 267 cams
62 mm T/B
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,995
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From: Land of 10,000 lakes
Here is a response to an E-mail I sent to JIMS
Thank you for your e-mail. JIMS cranks use a heavy interference press fit. Standard press fits are usually around .002"-.003". JIMS press fit is around .008" interference. This is a substantial increase. Adding this increased durability and then putting a Race Weld on top of this is what makes JIMS able to handle such high horsepower. These added durability's help JIMS flywheels be the number 1 choice for racers and high performance builders in the aftermarket industry.
Please remember to check out JIMS Facebook page and become a fan so you can be among the first to see our new releases, dealer specials, and JIMS current events.
Thank you,
Margot Durham
JIMS
805-482-6913
If this is indeed the crank used in the 120r it sounds stout.
Thank you for your e-mail. JIMS cranks use a heavy interference press fit. Standard press fits are usually around .002"-.003". JIMS press fit is around .008" interference. This is a substantial increase. Adding this increased durability and then putting a Race Weld on top of this is what makes JIMS able to handle such high horsepower. These added durability's help JIMS flywheels be the number 1 choice for racers and high performance builders in the aftermarket industry.
Please remember to check out JIMS Facebook page and become a fan so you can be among the first to see our new releases, dealer specials, and JIMS current events.
Thank you,
Margot Durham
JIMS
805-482-6913
If this is indeed the crank used in the 120r it sounds stout.
Cruiser
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 198
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Here is a response to an E-mail I sent to JIMS
Thank you for your e-mail. JIMS cranks use a heavy interference press fit. Standard press fits are usually around .002"-.003". JIMS press fit is around .008" interference. This is a substantial increase. Adding this increased durability and then putting a Race Weld on top of this is what makes JIMS able to handle such high horsepower. These added durability's help JIMS flywheels be the number 1 choice for racers and high performance builders in the aftermarket industry.
Please remember to check out JIMS Facebook page and become a fan so you can be among the first to see our new releases, dealer specials, and JIMS current events.
Thank you,
Margot Durham
JIMS
805-482-6913
If this is indeed the crank used in the 120r it sounds stout.
Thank you for your e-mail. JIMS cranks use a heavy interference press fit. Standard press fits are usually around .002"-.003". JIMS press fit is around .008" interference. This is a substantial increase. Adding this increased durability and then putting a Race Weld on top of this is what makes JIMS able to handle such high horsepower. These added durability's help JIMS flywheels be the number 1 choice for racers and high performance builders in the aftermarket industry.
Please remember to check out JIMS Facebook page and become a fan so you can be among the first to see our new releases, dealer specials, and JIMS current events.
Thank you,
Margot Durham
JIMS
805-482-6913
If this is indeed the crank used in the 120r it sounds stout.
but here goes anyway. LOL
talked to Jim's today and they dont make the crank.
it is A SE crank
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Cruiser
Joined: Feb 2010
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From: St Charles, Mo
It's on the dyno now. First pull with can map and no adjustments was 120/120. A definite dip somewhere between 3700-4200 that I was complaining about. Scrapped the super tuner and going to use TTS, because that is what tuner prefers. All the same to me.
I'll keep you posted and get chart when finished.
I'll keep you posted and get chart when finished.
"Seeker of Freedom"
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 1,093
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From: Kansas City Area
It's on the dyno now. First pull with can map and no adjustments was 120/120. A definite dip somewhere between 3700-4200 that I was complaining about. Scrapped the super tuner and going to use TTS, because that is what tuner prefers. All the same to me.
I'll keep you posted and get chart when finished.
I'll keep you posted and get chart when finished.
The suspense is killing me. Too bad you don't have a phone that could stream video to us.
Anyone think an oil temp gauge would be a must have for this engine?
What's the recommended RPM range on this thing? Will it go on up to 7000 rpm without hurting anything?
Last edited by itsaw0rkinpr0gre$$; Oct 2, 2010 at 03:43 PM.
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