Great video, thank you for taking the time. I disonnected the little arm that controls the flies a long time ago but would have used this method instead had I seen it laid out step by step. Keep up the good work. FZ1OA member
Man these videos are great, you are easy to watch also. Too many tools out there that I want to punch in the face so bad that I can't even sit through their vids. Great job!
Hey is this patrick ? If so...we have e-mailed some years ago...for me getting the flies for my 04 R1...and i did get them...i should tell they made a difference in all powerband...even when i had stock engine. The real benefits came when i build the engine and mapped via pc3....there the flies helped achive even better results filling any gaps and giving torque everywhere. Thanks it was definitely worth it.!!!
this mod adds between 8-10 bhp right down low on the revs, remove them all together with a moded air box and free flow filter its too much for the pcv and ecu to cope with so bike will "BOG" down , I did my fz1 over 5 years ago and used these exact moded plates as the dyno showed the removal makes the bike run too lean ( will all my mods ) so she now has 150 rear wheel horse power , more than 16 bhp over stock. Custom map and full Akrapovic. NOTE, ecu flash will do a great job and cheaper , but these flies help massively with the snatchy throttle ,mine now runs smooth!
To improve the FZ1 do three things before any engine mods 16 tooth front sprocket (£10) jack up kit (25mm)(£50) second hand 04 on R1 forks (fully adustable) and brakes (radial) (see ebay). You will be amazed how much quicker the bike steers Richard Great video though thanQ
@sszgo It improves throttle response and power in the mid range. In stock form, when you pin the throttle, the servo driven secondary flies open very slowly, allowing only partial potential power for the period it is opening. By reducing the size of the flies, more air is available immeadiatly; even before they begin to move (throttle response) and as the flies rotate toward their maximum open position (mid range). Top end is not effected.
Hi there, do you have any solution for the heat on your knees? it is so uncomfortable, never happened in my FZ6, up to the point of n wanting to use the bike. Please share your suggestions. hnks
Is there a difference between your modded flies and the aftermarket ones ? In your video, you switch to the aftermarket ones. Its visible at around 02:07 - 02:09...
Could you just drill a hole in each of them and achieve the same thing? Also I noticed that mine open automatically with the throttle grip, with the bike turned off, IE. not controlled by the ECU. Of course this might be an EU/US model difference, mine is EU. If anyone can confirm that???
great vid but just like to point out that i had to use a double 00 philips as againt single 0 my single 0 (brand new) was just not a good fit .All i can think of is possably that us sizes are diferent to uk sizes mick
Hahahaha, thats a very funny thing you did there! But seriously, your numbers are off a little. In stock form the 2nd gen FZ1 puts down about 128 at the rear tire and with full mods gets in the 150 range. Gutting the cat is a cheap, (free actually) way of gaining about two to four of those extra 20 or so horsies - I like horsies. But yeah you would be better off just getting a full exhaust system.
I advise that you do need a PC3 or 5. Why? Because you are changing the timing/amount of air that enters the engine. Some believe the the bike's ECU can handle this - I am of the opinion that it is better to have a PC and be sure.
I would imagine the cpu would correct the afr up to a point and then it may throw a code or run too lean I own a first gen so I don't know if my even has these
I know this is an old video but I ha e a 2011 yamaha fz8 and I want to do this mod to my bike but I have no idea where to buy more sub throttle plates. If you might be able to help this would be much appreciated.
@@buelle109 do you know where to but oem ones? I can't even seem to find a part number. Just incase I don't like it or I mess up I'd like to have a backup on standby. I was looking on all the oem parts sites and none of the break downs for the manifold show these as a part I can purchase separately from the manifold.
Funny you say that. I recently had to go through my FZ's fuel system because mine had set for about two years. There are tons of videos on taking care of a rusty tank with vinegar - which is what i did. And i also rebuilt my entire fuel pump. Total cost was about 100 bucks. Did some other stuff like new coils and plugs but my FZ runs like new.
that process should be done after installing the gas tank to avoid damaging the fuel injectors, the air trapped in the fuel line (must be switched off and on repeatedly switch only thousands of times and not the engine for air exit ducts gasolinay not damage the injectors, that process takes you?). thank you very much
dogs are sweet sometimes but all things considered i think cats are better pets to own because they eat and shit on their own time. as for this upgrade, who needs it? on a bike that ergonomically is not right for racing and in a world where fz1's come with 150hp stock and 165 is easy with tuning and new headers which are a necessity anyway for sound :D.
@R1KSU did you just change the front sprocket to 15 tooth? I have a fz1-N 2008, and as far as i understand it comes with 17 tooth front( right?). I read somewhere that for every tooth down on the front sprocket you should go 3 up on the rear sprocket. I want to change to 16 or 15 tooth on mine, but do you also need a new chain? Many thanks for you advice.
Me neither. Had an RN12, and I just removed the secondaries, nothing adverse happened - but I never lug any engine with WOT @ low rpm in high gear. Doesn't really made any difference. Why would one just lessen the obstriction + put hours of work into that instead just removing it? (some others removed their shaft too) A race baffle, or velocity stack upgrade on the other hand made a really noticeable improvement.
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Great tutorial. Very clear and concise directions. Thanks!
Thanks to do this videos. I have an FZ1, and is really used that you teach. Thanks Again!
Great video, thank you for taking the time. I disonnected the little arm that controls the flies a long time ago but would have used this method instead had I seen it laid out step by step. Keep up the good work. FZ1OA member
top notch man. really well made. i'm undertow off the FZ10A. looking forward to the slip on video as well as the others.
Man these videos are great, you are easy to watch also. Too many tools out there that I want to punch in the face so bad that I can't even sit through their vids. Great job!
Hey is this patrick ? If so...we have e-mailed some years ago...for me getting the flies for my 04 R1...and i did get them...i should tell they made a difference in all powerband...even when i had stock engine. The real benefits came when i build the engine and mapped via pc3....there the flies helped achive even better results filling any gaps and giving torque everywhere. Thanks it was definitely worth it.!!!
Perfect video in every way. PLEASE post a tutorial on the CAT REMOVAL next! We're all anxiously waiting.
You rock dood. Simply put
It's more than great !!!! I love that !!!!
Thanks for your answer, i've order modified flies from your website :)
this mod adds between 8-10 bhp right down low on the revs, remove them all together with a moded air box and free flow filter its too much for the pcv and ecu to cope with so bike will "BOG" down , I did my fz1 over 5 years ago and used these exact moded plates as the dyno showed the removal makes the bike run too lean ( will all my mods ) so she now has 150 rear wheel horse power , more than 16 bhp over stock. Custom map and full Akrapovic. NOTE, ecu flash will do a great job and cheaper , but these flies help massively with the snatchy throttle ,mine now runs smooth!
it is ok for me to do this mod on fz1 2007 with mivv suono with stock air box and stock filter?
To improve the FZ1 do three things before any engine mods 16 tooth front sprocket (£10) jack up kit (25mm)(£50) second hand 04 on R1 forks (fully adustable) and brakes (radial) (see ebay). You will be amazed how much quicker the bike steers
Richard Great video though thanQ
@sszgo
It improves throttle response and power in the mid range. In stock form, when you pin the throttle, the servo driven secondary flies open very slowly, allowing only partial potential power for the period it is opening. By reducing the size of the flies, more air is available immeadiatly; even before they begin to move (throttle response) and as the flies rotate toward their maximum open position (mid range). Top end is not effected.
Then why not remove all the flies?
just amazing
Do you need to dyno tune the bike after this?
How big gains I can expect? 5hp or overall feeling of power?
Thanks a ton for great video! Can I do this on my 2013 FZ1 also! or practically other bikes too
can this flie mod be applied on the 04-05 r1 since basically same motor and probablly throttlebodies?
6:15 vernier caliper is not a micrometer
How do i collect my brownie point?
@R1KSU many thanks, gonna order a 15 tooth now ;-)
Have you ever found it necessary to change the seals at the bottom of the top stacks? The ones in the air box, above the throttle bodies. Thank you
what's your take on this stator magnet issue on our fz1 gen2? been reading a lot on facebook forum
Hi there, do you have any solution for the heat on your knees? it is so uncomfortable, never happened in my FZ6, up to the point of n wanting to use the bike.
Please share your suggestions. hnks
What ist the dimensions of oryginal flies plate size in cm? And what should be size after cutting them? Should I size them down like 2,3,4 or 5mm?
Is there a difference between your modded flies and the aftermarket ones ? In your video, you switch to the aftermarket ones. Its visible at around 02:07 - 02:09...
woah... can this be applied to the FZ6 too?
got mine in the post today, gonna fit them tomorrow, already done the CAT guttin, so this will make my Fizzy go like shit off a shovel !
How was your bike after mod flies
Could you just drill a hole in each of them and achieve the same thing? Also I noticed that mine open automatically with the throttle grip, with the bike turned off, IE. not controlled by the ECU. Of course this might be an EU/US model difference, mine is EU. If anyone can confirm that???
Do i absolutely need a power commander after replacing flies ? If yes, why ? If no, why? thanks =)
Has the Fuel Tank to be Empty oh wont any fuel come Okt?
So I had an ECU flash done on my bike. If I remove the flys completely, the bike shouldn't run lean because of the ECU flash right?
Great! One question bro, where you buy the passenger seat?? Is a cover?? Txs!
That is a Copperdawg Seat Cowl. www.copperdawg.com/seatcowls.html
спасибо тебе огромное. ты молодец!!!
что получилось в итоге? Удалось прибавить HP?
I suppose the MAF tells the ECU about the extra air going in and it doesn’t run lean
hola muy buen video tengo una fz1 en que me venefisia el reducir el diametro de la mariposa gracias amigo
great vid but just like to point out that i had to use a double 00 philips as againt single 0
my single 0 (brand new) was just not a good fit .All i can think of is possably that us sizes are diferent to uk sizes
mick
Hahahaha, thats a very funny thing you did there! But seriously, your numbers are off a little. In stock form the 2nd gen FZ1 puts down about 128 at the rear tire and with full mods gets in the 150 range. Gutting the cat is a cheap, (free actually) way of gaining about two to four of those extra 20 or so horsies - I like horsies. But yeah you would be better off just getting a full exhaust system.
I did every step to the T and those screws won't budge. Pretty much stripped
damn crazy
I advise that you do need a PC3 or 5. Why? Because you are changing the timing/amount of air that enters the engine. Some believe the the bike's ECU can handle this - I am of the opinion that it is better to have a PC and be sure.
do you have to ajust fuel mix when you do this?
I would imagine the cpu would correct the afr up to a point and then it may throw a code or run too lean I own a first gen so I don't know if my even has these
I know this is an old video but I ha e a 2011 yamaha fz8 and I want to do this mod to my bike but I have no idea where to buy more sub throttle plates. If you might be able to help this would be much appreciated.
Not sure if anyone makes smaller flies for that bike, your only option may be to do what I did and cut them down yourself. Its not that hard.
@@buelle109 do you know where to but oem ones? I can't even seem to find a part number. Just incase I don't like it or I mess up I'd like to have a backup on standby. I was looking on all the oem parts sites and none of the break downs for the manifold show these as a part I can purchase separately from the manifold.
@@OGBandit1 If I am not mistaken, the only way to buy the secondary plates is to buy the whole fuel injector assembly.
I sure could use some help with a basket case 2009 FZ1 that has been sitting for 8 years with fuel inside the tank.
Funny you say that. I recently had to go through my FZ's fuel system because mine had set for about two years.
There are tons of videos on taking care of a rusty tank with vinegar - which is what i did. And i also rebuilt my entire fuel pump. Total cost was about 100 bucks.
Did some other stuff like new coils and plugs but my FZ runs like new.
I may do some videos of my restoration.@@buelle109
that process should be done after installing the gas tank to avoid damaging the fuel injectors, the air trapped in the fuel line (must be switched off and on repeatedly switch only thousands of times and not the engine for air exit ducts gasolinay not damage the injectors, that process takes you?). thank you very much
you cant get to them without removing the fuel tank. so your comment makes no sense
whats the point of this mod?
you will lose power in low end. gain in hi end???
dont see the point except maybe on race track
Lets see some actual numbers or a graph on a dyno to see if this works.......
don.t need one,only if you want to squeze out maximum power of your bike.
dogs are sweet sometimes but all things considered i think cats are better pets to own because they eat and shit on their own time. as for this upgrade, who needs it? on a bike that ergonomically is not right for racing and in a world where fz1's come with 150hp stock and 165 is easy with tuning and new headers which are a necessity anyway for sound :D.
@R1KSU did you just change the front sprocket to 15 tooth? I have a fz1-N 2008, and as far as i understand it comes with 17 tooth front( right?).
I read somewhere that for every tooth down on the front sprocket you should go 3 up on the rear sprocket.
I want to change to 16 or 15 tooth on mine, but do you also need a new chain?
Many thanks for you advice.
Why not just remove the flies all together?
I made the Copperdawg Flies the same size - so no, there is no difference.
i dont understand, what is the purpose of this?
Me neither.
Had an RN12, and I just removed the secondaries, nothing adverse happened - but I never lug any engine with WOT @ low rpm in high gear. Doesn't really made any difference.
Why would one just lessen the obstriction + put hours of work into that instead just removing it? (some others removed their shaft too)
A race baffle, or velocity stack upgrade on the other hand made a really noticeable improvement.
YOU DO KNOW THAT THE SECONDARY FLIES INCREASE TORQUE, RIGHT?
Ooppps i mean 07:09 -07:14
你好，这样做的意义是为什么？我听不懂语言，祝你圣诞节快乐
我现在做了这件事情，档片直径变小使它马力变大，低扭增强。
Do you know how to manage, control or reduce the heat the the engine blows to your knees? it is so f... hot in my balls.
Please advice
The music makes it really diffucult to listen. And pretty annoying. Apart from the info
и что это даст:?
хз. я так и не понял зачем это надо