BMW K1200RS Power upgrade, going from 98hp to 130hp
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2023
- In this video, we're replacing the intake tubes on a 2000 BMW K1200RS to upgrade the power from 98hp to 130hp.
To do this you will need at least the larger intake tubes from a 130hp bike, that were sold in the USA market.
If you don't want to modify your original airbox, you can get an airbox from a 130hp model.
The intake tubes used in this video were purchased on eBay.
The upgrade is done in a few easy steps:
- Disassembling the bike
- Modifying the airbox to accept the new intake tubes ( skip this if you're replacing the air box too )
- Taking out the yellow relay ( it's just a jumper )
- Assembling everything back
Here is a list of tools that were used in the video.
Some brands may differ from the video, but the function is the same:
Magnetic tray:
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Dial calipers:
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Carbide burr bit:
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Clip pry tool:
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Milwaukee driver bit set:
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10mm nut driver:
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Ratchet for 1/4 Inch Hex Shank bits:
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Hook and pick set
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The best bike I've ever owned I had two different ones .Fast, fun to drive,good storage.
In italy the original power of this bike is, exactly, 130 hp. The power of 98 hp was reserved to the K 1200 LT
These were great bikes. I had two different ones. They were great to drive
Merci pour le partage et le montage...beau boulot
THANKS! I didnt know this was a thing!
mine is 130hp outta da box!
Great step by step guide.
Thank you for sharing.
I've a 1998 K1200rs from Germany. Is it 98hp?
I can't wait to take it apart and check that air box.
It should be. This K1200RS is also from Germany.
If I'm right, every European RS is 98hp.
@@rgrauduzis No wrong. Mine is from 2001 and has 130 PS in Germany.
As I said, If I'm right, but now I know that I'm not. Thank you, for information.
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Thank you.
I looked in my 2002 K12RS maintenence booklet that came with it. It showed in the specs 2 versions, one 76 kW and one 92 kW, if I remember correctly. A note for the lower power one said it was for national use of some areas. It did not show power in HP.
Love my k1200rs. Guess I didn't know they sold a lower hp version.
Yup, euro versions came with only 98hp, upgrading the air box is one of the easiest OEM upgrade
@@restorationvalvea 30% increase in power will be nice. Any reason why the euro version had the drop in power?
@@ozmosis0074 It was because of insurance policies in europe. Bikes with power less than 100 hp was in lower insurance group.
@@rgrauduzisthat makes sense, motorcycles seem to be one thing the US government hasn't really regulated the fun out of yet. 3 day msf course and here's your 200hp H2
What two wires does that yellow jumper jump?
Great video well presented. Where did you get the parts and their specifications please.
Parts were found on eBay. Instructions can be found in the BMW service manual that you can easily find on the internet.
Great video! Thanks a bundle!. I didn't get what was the yellow relay about. What was it about?
The yellow relay ( just a jumper in disguise ) tells the ECU that it has the larger tubes, so it can adjust the fuel correctly and thus giving more power.
The radiators on my 1999 K1200RS are barely sufficient for 98HP, I wonder how they will do with 130HP
The owner of this BMW hasn’t had any problems with cooling on this bike. It has participated in several motorcycle rides/parades where the speeds are below 20km/h on summer day’s averaging 30°C. The cooling should be all good considering that the power on lower speeds seem to be more tamed, on road driving speed the airflow takes care of the cooling quite well.
What does the yellow jumper eliminate?
The yellow jumper tells the ECU that the larger intake tubes are installed and more fuel is given to the bike
From k-bikes: “since this power limitation needs a different fuel-injection map in Motronic ECU, a Yellow relay is installed in the electrical junction box (under fuel tank) to trigger this new map. It is in fact a "dummy relay" as internally it functions only as a jumper wire to make a connection into the ECU.”
Well presented video. Where do you secure larger boots and relay dummy from? A road test would really sell your modification.
maybe a good idea to change the motronic to 2.4 version to prevent over speeding the engine
Don’t really see how a over-revving could be caused by this. The limiters haven’t changed. This modification is how BMW adjusted the power to suite the European market.
And by the way, reading from specs, k1200rs already have motronic MA 2.4