PC III maps
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you are not going to have any luck finding a canned map for your combo. unfortunately you are not going to have as good a results as you hope for when you DO go to get a dyno tune, with the pipe that you have installed. they don't run very well. you might re-think your choice of exhaust and get one of the tried, true proven performers, then go get your dyno tune done and have a happy life.
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Base or canned maps are only good for getting a modded up bike to a tuner for proper recalibration. Dynojet will readily admit their maps are just starting points not final tunes. Due to so many variables Dynojet only offers a few maps for anything but stock or stage 1 bikes.
The only stigma of canned maps is so many look for them to be the end result rather than the starting point.
Bob
BTW I believe the Danmoto pipe may work ok because the cam choice is so conservation (close to stock) exhaust design is not nearly as critical as with high performance cam designs.
The only stigma of canned maps is so many look for them to be the end result rather than the starting point.
Bob
BTW I believe the Danmoto pipe may work ok because the cam choice is so conservation (close to stock) exhaust design is not nearly as critical as with high performance cam designs.
Last edited by FLTRI17; 08-13-2019 at 10:41 AM.
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The starting point maps from dynojet are not helpful for anything beyond basic configs which probably don’t require a complex tuner like power commander to begin with. If you purchase the unit from a supplier like fuel moto they will make a custom map for u that’s close to ur config but may need editing or Dyno time.
For my my config I leaned more on bottom end torque which is what drove the 95ci and Andrews 21n cam choice and eventually the 2 into 1 pipe. I just happened to land the high performance heads for next to nothing which is why i used them but they are not part of the original plan. I was gonna do some light weight porting myself otherwise. I am currently a doebeck tfi unit that manipulates the injector pulse based on load and it works pretty decent. I just wanted to see if I can get some more. It feels like dyno time is the way to go.
For my my config I leaned more on bottom end torque which is what drove the 95ci and Andrews 21n cam choice and eventually the 2 into 1 pipe. I just happened to land the high performance heads for next to nothing which is why i used them but they are not part of the original plan. I was gonna do some light weight porting myself otherwise. I am currently a doebeck tfi unit that manipulates the injector pulse based on load and it works pretty decent. I just wanted to see if I can get some more. It feels like dyno time is the way to go.
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i already have the pc ,air cleaner and slip ons. Im just changing to the tuck under header for my aunt to move the heat from under the seat. Maybe if I buy the header from fuel moto, theyll hook me up? but I think you gotta buy a module to get it from them but dont know. I did try and PM them but they dont accept PM, maybe Ill drop them an email
#9
i've tried to tune 2 stock motor bikes with the Danmoto, and it just sucked, no other way to really say it. both bike were down horsepower and torque, and a simple switch to a proven system made them both come into the expected ranges. had to do one right in front of the customers eyes, as he didn't believe me. not anything fancy either, just V&H Strait shots with baffles.
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This is just from my butt dyno - I have tried the danmoto pipes against rush slip ons, SE slipons, VH straight shots and they had the best power across the useful range. Not saying these are the best pipes u can get but they are not as bad as you say especially compared to the straight shots which is just a horrible pipe..