(02-27-2020, 05:14 AM)southwend_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (11-10-2019, 12:12 PM)Olyrider_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I did the Re-flash, PC V, and full Yosh exhaust along with a dyno tune on my 2013. It’s a different bike now.
I know, because several of us rode mine and a stock 2013 back-to-back. I told them that I had only swapped out the exhaust because that is the only change that is visible. Their words were “Amazing, Stellar, and Wonderful”.
I agreed.
pardon my ignorance, PC V?
pardon my ignorance, PC V?
Perhaps you are a Plummer and was thinking about PVC
When I had my Kawi Nomad 1500, I noted that it would ping really bad at only moderate throttle openings. The first thing I did was insert a 500 ohm resistor in the ambient temperature sensor wire to the ECU. That spoofed the ECU into thinking it was hotter than it really was and it added more fuel. That worked OK, but not perfect. I had also done the hole-saw mod to the twin mufflers, and that sounded great. Trying to eliminate the ping, I went with a 4-pot fuel module, then reworked the air intake to get more air and removed the idle air injectors. The module was simple to install and took a bit of fiddling to tune, but once I found the sweet spot, the result was fantastic. Very good throttle response, revved faster, no ping, and a great sound. Once I had it perfect, I of course sold it to get the FJR, which is another story.
Warmer air takes less fuel, not more.
That’s why engines make more power when it is cold out.
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(02-28-2020, 05:14 AM)PowerDubs_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Warmer air takes less fuel, not more.
That’s why engines make more power when it is cold out.
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^^ +1, or you may say that cold air is more dense = more O2 provides better combustion = increase in power.
(02-28-2020, 07:22 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (02-28-2020, 05:14 AM)PowerDubs_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Warmer air takes less fuel, not more.
That’s why engines make more power when it is cold out.
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^^ +1, or you may say that cold air is more dense = more O2 provides better combustion = increase in power.
^^ +1, or you may say that cold air is more dense = more O2 provides better combustion = increase in power.
PB: Have you been taking advantage of the extra power the CB will experience in any of yesterday's or today's white outs?
Yeah, CB in 1st gear, choke & wipers on, and snowplowing my street
(02-28-2020, 07:55 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, CB in 1st gear, choke & wipers on, and snowplowing my street
The CB1100 outfit could make for an incredible winter snow thrower. Just imagine placing the snow two houses away and look and sounding good doing it.
(02-28-2020, 05:14 AM)PowerDubs_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Warmer air takes less fuel, not more.
That’s why engines make more power when it is cold out.
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I may have had that backwards; the resistor puts less voltage into the ECU, so that made it think it was colder, not hotter.