Something Failed, let’s find it! Transmission Analysis.

correct, it allows some injected fuel to adhere and disrupt its flow a little so that it gives a better mix overall with airflow i believe it speeds up the burn and that is needed on higher revving engines.
 
Flow bench is only a tool like the dyno but some builders dont put much emphasis on flow bench because it does not take into account the exhaust fighting to put air back into the cylinders in a real life situation which we know ends intake being able to get air in unless a forced air system is in place.
 
max rpm 8000 . No risk of floating valves , connectingrods are looking for a coming out of the crankcase? maybe you did change some other engineparts too ?
 
Primary drive gears? A new set? Neville is something I should look at while i have apart. Thanks
 

I love how the world works. My conceptual drawing posted above, is actually a MotoGP transmission design, used by Kawasaki. In a bizarre twist of fate my new bike uses exactly this design, just found out last night.

To answer the question yes it's smoother, has never slipped out of gear and has never missed a shift, and the quick shifter works flawlessly up and down from first through 6th across the neutral Gap.


So that's...6th gear, possible and done.
Conceptual trans possible and exists.
 

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