Camprofile value

[Jaydeep]

Hi,
I am working on the Ricardo Wave software for the CBR250RR engine. I am working on the camshaft analysis. can anyone has four cylinder's angle and lift values or send me website name so I can collect the values.

I also had done the engine analysis for the torque and I got 65HP@19000rpm. what should I try to change in my wave model to get accurate result.
Reply as soon as possible. I am really in hurry.

Thank you.

[Jaydeep]

Hi,
I am working on the Ricardo Wave software for the CBR250RR engine. I am working on the camshaft analysis. can anyone has four cylinder's angle and lift values or send me website name so I can collect the values.

I also had done the engine analysis for the torque and I got 65HP@19000rpm. what should I try to change in my wave model to get accurate result.
Reply as soon as possible. I am really in hurry.

Thank you.

[Herman Singh]

you should probably try running the test at 21,000RPM, since that will more closely represent the RPM range which you will see

[Krautsalat]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">I also had done the engine analysis for the torque and I got 65HP@19000rpm. what should I try to change in my wave model to get accurate result. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>


Oh wait, I'll fire up my crystal ball and have a look for you....

[wagemd]

You need to know what accurate is... That means dyno time. Without knowing what your power package is doing in reality, you will never know if your model is accurate.

[Gaanja]

19,000 rpm??? why would you do that?? I fyou want info on cam profiles use the search button. You can measure the lift versus duration on your own. I doubt anyone is going to give you the values

[Apurva]

250RR has it's redline at 18500 rpm... why 19000 or 21000?