Dyno tuning question
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Dyno tuning question
When I had my Stage 1 done I also had my bike dyno tuned. My question is when my bike was dyno tuned I assume the changed parameters were changed in the PC-V so in essence if my PC-V were to go T-U my dyno tune would go South with it?
By the same token, if I were to remove it (PC-V) & return the bike back to stock ( a\c, mufflers) would it revert back to the original oem ecm configuration?
Thanks for entertaining my ignorance.
Clay
By the same token, if I were to remove it (PC-V) & return the bike back to stock ( a\c, mufflers) would it revert back to the original oem ecm configuration?
Thanks for entertaining my ignorance.
Clay
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With a PC III USB you can connect the PC to a computer and download your map and save it. that way if you have to replace it it can be uploaded to a new PC. I would guess the PC V works the same way. Not sure on the second questioln about the ecm reverting to stock.
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Clay
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I keep a copy of my current map on a jump drive in my tool bag. This way if my PCIII goes T U while travelling, I can get back on the road.
Your tuner should be able to give you a copy of your map on cd or something.
Your tuner should be able to give you a copy of your map on cd or something.
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When I had my Stage 1 done I also had my bike dyno tuned. My question is when my bike was dyno tuned I assume the changed parameters were changed in the PC-V so in essence if my PC-V were to go T-U my dyno tune would go South with it?
By the same token, if I were to remove it (PC-V) & return the bike back to stock ( a\c, mufflers) would it revert back to the original oem ecm configuration?
Thanks for entertaining my ignorance.
Clay
By the same token, if I were to remove it (PC-V) & return the bike back to stock ( a\c, mufflers) would it revert back to the original oem ecm configuration?
Thanks for entertaining my ignorance.
Clay
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I keep a copy of my current map on a jump drive in my tool bag. This way if my PCIII goes T U while travelling, I can get back on the road.
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If the PC goes T-U on the road, you may not be able to reload a map. However, you can remove the PC, as you mentioned, and you are back to the stock map which won't be ideal but will get you home.
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