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John Wilcox Competition Engines |
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John Wilcox
Competition Engines have a long association with the new Triumph motorcycles, working
closely with Triumphs Design Department on both current and future engines. The picture to the left is a T595 undergoing rigorous endurance testing on our own, state of the art £200,000 dyno test cell. This is the ONLY way to quote TRUE BHP figures, produce correct fuel and ignition maps and develop engines. |
Bike Dyno Testing For some purposes it is not cost effective to remove the engine from the bike for dyno testing Most people use rolling road type dyno's to test the power output from their engine. It is not possible to accurately convert the power at the wheel to the power at the crank. We have come up with a soloution to provide very accurate power figures at the crank. The whole bike is clamped in a frame which adjusts and couples the dyno directly to the output shaft on the engine.
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Having developed engines for Triumph
for more than 12 years, we have built up a vast range of data giving us every advantage when it comes to tuning these
engines for more performance. During recent years we have carried out the power
development work on the TT600 and the 147 PS Daytona.
During the development of an engine, we are able to see how an
engine responds to various changes to head modifications, cams & cam timing, exhaust
and inlet modifications. We are then in an ideal position to offer performance upgrade
kits based on true power improvements and not just bolt on 'shiny bits'.
