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#6721
Which base calibration?
2016 Road Glide Ultra with FM Jackpot 2-1-2 and RC Components 4.5 slip ons, no cam and no A/C. Which of the three (non-cam) base calibrations should I use? Fulsac D with 2"? Not really correct as RC 4.5's have 2.5-3" baffles. (Yes I know... but I bought them before I knew about baffles...)
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#6727
Green interface and wideband O2s question
Hi,
I've just installed a new D&D Fatcat exhaust on my bike. It has holes for both OEM and wideband o2 sensors. I am thinking to get a couple of wideband O2s and use them for tuning with TTS green interface kit (in addition to my OEM sensors).
TTS Green has 4 channels for connecting external sensors, but how I connect them? Should I look for the widebands with particular connector type?
Will they be powered by the TTS unit or do I still have to connect the sensors to my bike's power source?
Thank for help.
I've just installed a new D&D Fatcat exhaust on my bike. It has holes for both OEM and wideband o2 sensors. I am thinking to get a couple of wideband O2s and use them for tuning with TTS green interface kit (in addition to my OEM sensors).
TTS Green has 4 channels for connecting external sensors, but how I connect them? Should I look for the widebands with particular connector type?
Will they be powered by the TTS unit or do I still have to connect the sensors to my bike's power source?
Thank for help.
Last edited by Sergeich; 10-11-2016 at 03:36 AM. Reason: typo
#6728
The external 02s need to have an external controller, like Powerdex, Innovate, or Daytona Twin Tech. You can use a spare battery tender lead to power up the controller, and hook the 02 wires ( blue or white from the DTT kit) to the green unit, and then common ground to the center connector of the green unit. Then setup the analog channels in Datamaster.
#6729
Hi,
I've just installed a new D&D Fatcat exhaust on my bike. It has holes for both OEM and wideband o2 sensors. I am thinking to get a couple of wideband O2s and use them for tuning with TTS green interface kit (in addition to my OEM sensors).
TTS Green has 4 channels for connecting external sensors, but how I connect them? Should I look for the widebands with particular connector type?
Will they be powered by the TTS unit or do I still have to connect the sensors to my bike's power source?
Thank for help.
I've just installed a new D&D Fatcat exhaust on my bike. It has holes for both OEM and wideband o2 sensors. I am thinking to get a couple of wideband O2s and use them for tuning with TTS green interface kit (in addition to my OEM sensors).
TTS Green has 4 channels for connecting external sensors, but how I connect them? Should I look for the widebands with particular connector type?
Will they be powered by the TTS unit or do I still have to connect the sensors to my bike's power source?
Thank for help.
The wide bands will come with a controller. The controller is going to need bike or external power. Simple positive and negative hook up. The negative will also go to the green VCI. The controller will also have an analog output. This wire is what is plugged into the green VCI.
I suggest the innovate LC-2's. Decent controller that allows a free air calibration that is easy to perform. The set up for the innovate is already in the Data Master along with several other brands and there are other outputs if you wanted to go to a stand alone gauge. The controller is also programmable for different outputs.
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