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Here are a couple. The lean one is 3 to 4% leaner at idle and cruise area and will get the best mileage. Either one will likely work for you.
I am currently running a map provided by ke5rbd on the build described in my signature and the bike runs great! I am going to get it dynoed, but I doubt there is much more to get out of it based on how strong it runs. He knows his stuff and I don't think you can go wrong with one of his maps.
I am currently running a map provided by ke5rbd on the build described in my signature and the bike runs great! I am going to get it dynoed, but I doubt there is much more to get out of it based on how strong it runs. He knows his stuff and I don't think you can go wrong with one of his maps.
Thanks for the help ke5rbd!....Ill give those tunes a try while I'm waiting for Fuel Moto to send me a map. Hopefully I won't need to restart this process.
Last edited by timber_tramp; May 5, 2014 at 10:28 AM.
I had a chance to run the richer map today. The bike runs much better . This seems to be a good base map. I'll do a few tunes with it and see how it ends up.
I had a chance to run the richer map today. The bike runs much better . This seems to be a good base map. I'll do a few tunes with it and see how it ends up.
I wouldn't let it autotune below 1750 rpms area. Performance Cams have more reversion at low speed and can tend to cause misreadings from the O2's and will lean it out too much and cause drive ability issues. If you get unusual readings above or below 10 difference I would be very leery of these also. I find that you are better off to run the map for a while then once you are familiar with how the bike runs under various conditions, then you can tell how the autotune is working. This is assuming the the tune is working ok. My observations with Performance cams is auto tune can be a little misleading. Been there more than once.
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