2012 FXDWG 110ci: Swapping in larger injectors and throttle body
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2012 FXDWG 110ci: Swapping in larger injectors and throttle body
bike:
I'm getting ready to swap in larger injectors and throttle body(and a/c).
throttle body:
OE 46mm Cable Drive (2P) > SE 58mm Cable Drive (2P), [and matching a/c]
injectors:
27625-06 3.91 g/s > 27797-07 4.9 g/s
i'm updating the tune's injector size (3.91>4.90). is there anything else i need to do in the tune before taking it out for auto tune runs?
i will take it in for a new dyno but, want to do the work myself.
2012 FXDWG
110CI/4" Bore bolt on cylinder and piston kit
S&S 89cc ported heads
.030 mls head gasket
S&S 585ce
110CI/4" Bore bolt on cylinder and piston kit
S&S 89cc ported heads
.030 mls head gasket
S&S 585ce
throttle body:
OE 46mm Cable Drive (2P) > SE 58mm Cable Drive (2P), [and matching a/c]
injectors:
27625-06 3.91 g/s > 27797-07 4.9 g/s
i'm updating the tune's injector size (3.91>4.90). is there anything else i need to do in the tune before taking it out for auto tune runs?
i will take it in for a new dyno but, want to do the work myself.
Last edited by cvaria; 07-23-2017 at 08:38 PM.
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already been switched. I had the bike dynod after i built the engine. It's sitting at 110 already.
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Well let's see....
You increase the available air to the engine with a bigger T/B. You also increase the fuel injector output.
You can correct the injector size BUT you do not have a clue as to what the ACTUAL air increase is to effectively modify the VEs to compensate.
For the above reason the only way to properly recalibrate the ECM for the changes is to get it tuned. You will drive yourself crazy trying to figure how and why fueling is not linear to the air increase because the engine will not be able to use all the available air in all rpms and loads.
Hope this helps,
Bob
You increase the available air to the engine with a bigger T/B. You also increase the fuel injector output.
You can correct the injector size BUT you do not have a clue as to what the ACTUAL air increase is to effectively modify the VEs to compensate.
For the above reason the only way to properly recalibrate the ECM for the changes is to get it tuned. You will drive yourself crazy trying to figure how and why fueling is not linear to the air increase because the engine will not be able to use all the available air in all rpms and loads.
Hope this helps,
Bob
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