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CB900F Project Bike - A Step by Step Street Scorcher (p3)After fitting a 130/90 Dunlop Elite, we thought we were ready. We weren’t a recent national drag race had left a lot of rubber on the Orange County International Raceway’s starting area, and traction was so good, it was impossible to make full-throttle starts without almost looping the bike. When we fil’1ally did manage a clean start, all the force was too much for the stock clutch to handle, and the outer friction plate shattered. Throughout the day we were plagued by clutch problems, but the CB1002 managed to Sizzle through the quarter in 1.375 second at 118.89 mph, just 1.7 mph Slower than Suzuki’s Katana. RolI-on tests resulted in a top speed of 82.49 mph faster than the Katana, faster than, the GS1100, and faster than the GPz1100, But not by much. Even with the cost of he piston kit, ignition, pipe, pump, spring, and jets, our CB1002 was still a few hundred dollars under the price of the Katana and the GPz1100, and on par with the GS1100 Kaz then removed the CV carbs and slid a set of optional 33mm alumlnum-bodied Mikuni smoothbores in their place. This bumped quarter-mile performance into the Katana’s territory: 11.26 at 120.98 mph. Roll-ons increased to 82.72, but it was no longer possible to whack the throttle open without the engine blubbering. Unlike a CV carb, which automatically regulates air flow as vacuum increases, the slide-needle Mikunis respond directly to he right wrist, so it is up to the rider to use them properly. This means gently rolling the throttle open at low revs until air flow reaches a workable level. These carbs are made 101′ racing, and at the higher rpm levels, they can be whacked wide open without any problem. Still, they alter more horsepower than the standard CVs even at lower revs, provided the rider knows what’s going on. Kaz then removed the centerstand and installed his hand-bent racing pipe, which is too loud for us to recommend for street use. Even with 8 dying clutch. the CB1002 burned through the traps in 11.17 seconds at 122.95 mph. That is greater top speed than was produced by either the GS1100 or the GPz 1100, and the CB1002 is still at nearly a 100cc disadvantage. The roll-on was an impressive 83.56mph. On the dyno the stage two engine, with optional Mikunis and racing pipe, pumps out 110 horsepower at 9500. The carbs and racing pipe are worth 15 horsepower over the stage-two engine without options and as much as 18 horsepower at 9500 rpm. Even at 4500 rpm. It made 7.5 mote horsepower. Kaz says his racing pipe is worth about six horsepower over the street version, but the big difference comes from the Mikunis; the air flow is increased because it takes a more< direct route to the cylinder than it does in the CVs. And the Mikunis are far more adjustable. In the hands of a good rider this engine could probably clean up the local Superbike competition and finish with honor in AMA Superbike events. With a stronger clutch, we probably could have ridden the option-equipped CB 1002 into the 10s. With the right pesticide, we could probably rid the world of killer bees, too, but we didn't bring either one. So we headed back to the shop to start on the next stage.
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