power vision
Extreme HDF Member
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 10,114
Likes: 29
From: Vancouver B.C. Canada
If you want to save money, THERE YOU GO
I would pay extra for tech support and map. Did a 107ci kit last year, with fuelmoto map and a few autotune pro sessions, it runs like a top!
I would pay extra for tech support and map. Did a 107ci kit last year, with fuelmoto map and a few autotune pro sessions, it runs like a top!
Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 1,311
Likes: 1
From: -
Since you have a basic Stage1 like I do, unless you want to squeeze the last pound of torque out of it, you could just buy the PV , download a map from the Dynojet website for a configuration similar to yours and then do a few session of Autotuning to tailor it better to your bike.
Without the WB sensors you will be able to autotune correctly only the "closed loop" area, which is what usually people use the most. Outside the "closed loop" interval you can keep what you get from the download, it may not be perfect for your bike but pretty close, more than sufficient if you think that usually you are at WOT or high revs only for very short periods of times, seconds in fact, and below 4000rpm and 50% throttle for the great majority of your riding. That's how I ride.
If you are a much sportier rider, very often WOT and high revs and you are after the ultimate performance than you either get a specific map from FM (but you might have to buy the PV from them) or better still get it tuned by a pro.
Without the WB sensors you will be able to autotune correctly only the "closed loop" area, which is what usually people use the most. Outside the "closed loop" interval you can keep what you get from the download, it may not be perfect for your bike but pretty close, more than sufficient if you think that usually you are at WOT or high revs only for very short periods of times, seconds in fact, and below 4000rpm and 50% throttle for the great majority of your riding. That's how I ride.
If you are a much sportier rider, very often WOT and high revs and you are after the ultimate performance than you either get a specific map from FM (but you might have to buy the PV from them) or better still get it tuned by a pro.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Coastiejosh
Touring Models
22
May 3, 2010 08:31 PM
