Power Vision Information Thread
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Upstate SC
I use it with the Techmount and it works well. I remove the PV from my bike when I get to work each day.
Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2005
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Here's how I made my PV easily removable, easily adjusted (even when riding) with a bracket that looks very nice even when the PV is detached..
I started with Kuryakyn's universal chrome handlebar clamp (get the size that fits your handllebar) http://www.kuryakyn.com/Products/375...y-Mount-Clamps
Attach a Ram 1" ball (RAM-B-337U $8.95) to the Kuryakyn mount. http://www.gpscity.com/ram-mount-fem...am-b-337u.html
using a 0.25-20 thread stainless steel socket head or phillips head screw from your local hardware (I forget the exact length but I believe it's either 1" or 1.25").
Attach this Ram mount plate (RAM-B-347U $5.72) to the back of your PV. http://www.gpscity.com/ram-mount-rec...am-b-347u.html
If you're particular, you can replace the plated back plate screws with stainless steel screws.
Now attach the ball on the back of your PV to the ball on your handlebar with this Ram clamp (RAP-B-201U-A $7.50) http://www.gpscity.com/ram-mount-pla...-b-201u-a.html
You'll now have a mounting system on your handlebar that will allow the PV to be easily removed for either security or other reasons with an attractive handlebar mount still on the bike. You'll also save some $ over other alternatives. You'll still need to plug/unplug the PV but you'll need to also plug/unplug the PV with the quick detach planned for the Techmount.
I started with Kuryakyn's universal chrome handlebar clamp (get the size that fits your handllebar) http://www.kuryakyn.com/Products/375...y-Mount-Clamps
Attach a Ram 1" ball (RAM-B-337U $8.95) to the Kuryakyn mount. http://www.gpscity.com/ram-mount-fem...am-b-337u.html
using a 0.25-20 thread stainless steel socket head or phillips head screw from your local hardware (I forget the exact length but I believe it's either 1" or 1.25").
Attach this Ram mount plate (RAM-B-347U $5.72) to the back of your PV. http://www.gpscity.com/ram-mount-rec...am-b-347u.html
If you're particular, you can replace the plated back plate screws with stainless steel screws.
Now attach the ball on the back of your PV to the ball on your handlebar with this Ram clamp (RAP-B-201U-A $7.50) http://www.gpscity.com/ram-mount-pla...-b-201u-a.html
You'll now have a mounting system on your handlebar that will allow the PV to be easily removed for either security or other reasons with an attractive handlebar mount still on the bike. You'll also save some $ over other alternatives. You'll still need to plug/unplug the PV but you'll need to also plug/unplug the PV with the quick detach planned for the Techmount.
TedMan
Road Warrior
Joined: Aug 2005
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The came out with clamp/visor http://www.dynojet.com/powervision/p...cessories.aspx
I use it with the Techmount and it works well. I remove the PV from my bike when I get to work each day.
I use it with the Techmount and it works well. I remove the PV from my bike when I get to work each day.
TedMan
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,177
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The following info applies to my Sporty tune. Note that the big twins can run quit a bit more area in closed loop than the Sportys. The general pattern applies to most motors.
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I did some AFR testing this weekend. This AFR table gives you closed loop below about 2% throttle. From that 2% throttle point thur about the amount of power it takes to hold about 60 MPH, it holds 14.3 AFR. This AFR is just enough to fairly consistently hold the O2s above .6 volts most of the time. Apply any more throttle, and the motor instantly drops to about 13.9 and then keeps dropping to about 12.5 AFR at WOT.
With these settings, the motor is incredibly smooth and linear throughout the RPM and throttle position range.
This AFR table is only for motors that have the VE tables fully sorted.
Have fun tuning...
Beast
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I did some AFR testing this weekend. This AFR table gives you closed loop below about 2% throttle. From that 2% throttle point thur about the amount of power it takes to hold about 60 MPH, it holds 14.3 AFR. This AFR is just enough to fairly consistently hold the O2s above .6 volts most of the time. Apply any more throttle, and the motor instantly drops to about 13.9 and then keeps dropping to about 12.5 AFR at WOT.
With these settings, the motor is incredibly smooth and linear throughout the RPM and throttle position range.
This AFR table is only for motors that have the VE tables fully sorted.
Have fun tuning...
Beast
Seasoned HDF Member
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 20,616
Likes: 4,440
From: anacoco, la
i'm assuming you mean the powervision? if so, get with fuelmoto, great map suuport after the sale, and they double the factory warranty. it may not be the 'absolute' best price, but is among the lowest. and their customer support more than makes up for the (very) small price difference.
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 228
Likes: 0
From: Texas
I would recommend purchasing the PV from FuelMoto. I bought my PV from them and in my experience their customer service/support has been outstanding. Fast shipping too.
VE Tables help
can i have feedback from PV experts on my VE graph... i adjusted my AFR to eliminate popping and richen up a little to run cooler.... i have done several logs and then re-tune VE tables using the PV log tuner...
do i need to keep taking logs ? i hope attachment shows up...
do i need to keep taking logs ? i hope attachment shows up...
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Cruiser
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 117
Likes: 3
From: Milwaukie Oregon
It looks like you have more work to do on the front cylinder. I do not have PV but the scatter graph should show a finer line like the rear cylinder. When the ve new lines up with the ve you are very close. Your graphs are quite small and I have to guess what they are showing.
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,549
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From: Upstate SC
can i have feedback from PV experts on my VE graph... i adjusted my AFR to eliminate popping and richen up a little to run cooler.... i have done several logs and then re-tune VE tables using the PV log tuner...
do i need to keep taking logs ? i hope attachment shows up...
do i need to keep taking logs ? i hope attachment shows up...