Snatchy throttle
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Reach out to PV and ask them about the throttle response settings , I have never used the PV , but have with the FP3 . Their are settings you can change to make your throttle not so touchy .
https://dynojet.zendesk.com/hc/en-us...-by-wire-bike-
Hopefully , this will help , Good luck .
https://dynojet.zendesk.com/hc/en-us...-by-wire-bike-
Hopefully , this will help , Good luck .
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Im not an expert, but Ill comment anyhow.
The map you provided is far from linear. In fact it lags and has a big jump in the lower right quadrant. Most of the time when tuners customize it, they provide more opening at the lower %. If you have acres to modifying the map Id try making it completely linear, and then see what happens.
The map you provided is far from linear. In fact it lags and has a big jump in the lower right quadrant. Most of the time when tuners customize it, they provide more opening at the lower %. If you have acres to modifying the map Id try making it completely linear, and then see what happens.
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Kind of reminds me of the young man working at the grocery store bagging groceries. An older experienced lady had her eyes on him. As hes carrying out her bags she whispers that she has an Itchy P U S S Y. He replies Lady, all these foreign cars look alike, you have to point it out.
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That is a smart move... unless you understand what you are doing, I wouldn't adjust those tables on your own...
Just for your reference, here is the 2nd page of a tutorial I saved about adjusting those tables... as you can see, this is for a twin cam, and the numbers are very different than you showed in your first post... that could be the difference between the twin cams and M8 engines, or mods, or ???....
The point is.... that if you don't adjust those numbers properly, there's a good chance you'll just make it worse...
Additionally.... the tutorial claims that a "twitchy" throttle is caused by a one to one throttle blade control table... your table was not one to one, like the second table on this page... maybe it's close enough to cause your issue... or maybe not..
Let us know what DynoJet advises on your situation...
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I'm starting to think it might be my handlebar setup. I installed the Thrashin Supply Moto style bar setup. The risers and bars are hard mounted (no poly / rubber bushings). That coupled with there bars that have very little sweep or pullback. So when I hit any bumps or imperfections in the road it is causing me to inadvertently blip the throttle. I just installed another set of bars they sent me that have slightly more sweep. I haven't had a chance to test the new bars out yet.
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