F4 vs. F4i
Falcon had some good points about the Fuel Injection being the best invention......well i figured id make a new topic
heh very true. however, id like to see a dyno between the f4 and f4i all decked out.....f4 w/ jet kit, full exhaust, K&N filter charger, and maybe some Erion/Crane Cams......vs the F4i w/ the PC, same full exhaust, same filter, and same cams.....I wonder would would produce the most power....
yeah but the f4i has honda pgm-fi, which, to me, is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
and i cant feel a 2hp difference. the temperature makes a bigger difference than that.
and i cant feel a 2hp difference. the temperature makes a bigger difference than that.
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what's with clash of the titans all up in here? Don't f4s make more power in stock form that f4is?
2000
F4
HP (kW): 110.00 (80.3) @ 12500
Torque - Nm (kgf-m / ft.lbs): 68.00 (6.9 / 50.2) @ 10500
2001
F4i
HP (kW): 109.00 (79.6) @ 12500
Torque - Nm (kgf-m / ft.lbs): 65.00 (6.6 / 47.9) @ 10500
F4
HP (kW): 110.00 (80.3) @ 12500
Torque - Nm (kgf-m / ft.lbs): 68.00 (6.9 / 50.2) @ 10500
2001
F4i
HP (kW): 109.00 (79.6) @ 12500
Torque - Nm (kgf-m / ft.lbs): 65.00 (6.6 / 47.9) @ 10500
oh yeah, i changed my name because I havent had a Seadoo in a couple years, and at the time, i couldnt think of anything else, besides my nick name.....
i wonder if the horsepower difference is due to the current required to run the computer....im sure the F4i has a bigger stator than the F4.
i should have worded what i said differently, i meant the engine management as a whole, not just the ECU. Namely injectors and coils which the ECU just activates relays to control.
the current draw of the engine management is most likely under 10 watts, including the injector drivers and all ancillary devices. since 1 horsepower = 745watts. I believe the additional draw on the electrical system is negligible.
in any case, i bet you can probly gain back that power differential (and then some) by remapping fuel and timing maps. i think this is what the Power Commander products do.
hehe yes, Power Commanders do allow you to modify the fuel and timing curves...however, rejetting the f4 will give you more power as well.....
fuel injection allows much more granularity than that. you typically have upwards of 15-20 individual load rows to tune across varying load/throttle positions vs engine rpm. so you end up with 150-200 individual cells to tune for all engine speeds and loads.
idle speed screws, needles, shims...or a computer. i'll take the computer, thanks.
Mr. Cheap Bling - fuel injection is better than carbs on any bike, not just the f4i. just deal with it.
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