Ninja Engine by GRP
#1202
Honestly, I took mine out the box, added the shim for 30%, made sure the carb bolt was tight, broke it in and ran it. No problems and it's far from slow after close to 2 gallons.
#1205
#1206
what ever makes my sunday a better day, i am down for.
the last thing is that my 2nd gear is getting chewed up, it was stripping before, now i just have to keep an eye on it. do i have the mesh too tight now?
the last thing is that my 2nd gear is getting chewed up, it was stripping before, now i just have to keep an eye on it. do i have the mesh too tight now?
#1211
Thats awsome!

#1213
Tech Initiate
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 20
I'm another satisfied ninja man! The stock settings on mine were lsn flush with housing, and hsn 3 full turns out, hope this helps. I feel bad for the people who bought this and had bad experiences with them, wish your satisfaction could be as high as mine. I fast idled 2 tanks on starter box using heat gun to vary temps from 170-215, used epa on radio for 1/4 throttle on ground for 2-3 tanks, epa at 1/2 throttle for 4 more tanks, still fairly rich rolling on throttle easy and letting it cool between tanks at bdc. Finally, set for wot and ran 6 more tanks still set at a "clean" rich mixture, rolling on and off throttle and varying the speed slowly. Started tuning for performance today for awhile and holy crap this thing screams! After setting up my cones for the course and puttin around I "raced" and my gawd! I haven't hit so many cones in my life
, overshot all corners, spinning out, I must have looked like I never drove before! Temps after a 1/2 tank of "racing" went up to there highest yet at 275f, and the rear window isn't cut out yet, so it probably wouldn't have gone above 250ish with venting. I am very happy!
, overshot all corners, spinning out, I must have looked like I never drove before! Temps after a 1/2 tank of "racing" went up to there highest yet at 275f, and the rear window isn't cut out yet, so it probably wouldn't have gone above 250ish with venting. I am very happy!
#1215
better late than never. Put the Ninja .28 on the dyno. we took it to the max spun it out to 44K and it laughed at it. For a .28 this thing will rev to the moon and be fine, the power curve on these engines are also excellent, they are very broad and smooth. here is the graph.




