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Old 18-06-10, 16:38
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PCIII vs. CO1-mod

Hi,
as I am far from a technician perhaps you guys can shed some light on this issue.

I bought a bike with a pcIII installed and, from what I've been told, it has been mapped using a Dyno when first bought. I haven't seen a graph of it but the reciept.

When using a PCIII, is it at all interesting to alter the CO1 value or is it this type of mods that the PCIII do? What I mean is, does the PCIII override whatever value entered as CO1 or shall I start playing around with the value?

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Old 18-06-10, 17:00
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With a proper map, the PC does all the job, no need to play with the CO settings, leave it standard -every bike has its own standard setting-.

Have fun,

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Old 18-06-10, 18:28
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Thanks for that! And I will. Have fun, that is!
/Joel
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Old 18-06-10, 23:20
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99% of dyno tuners do not build a fuel map below 2000rpm when using a Power Commander. This is not a problem as the XT does not really suffer from fueling problem below 2000rpm, as mentioned leave your CO standard.

One important thing make sure your AIS is blocked off, otherwise your fuel map will be made wrong.
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My 04 XTX
Stage 1 & 2 DNA filters / Kev fuel mod / snorkel mod / Drilled air box mod / Engine breather mod / Fork Spacer mod / 15w fork oil /
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My 07 XTX
Raptor 700 cylinder 102mm / Modified Crank Case to take a 105mm Raptor Cylinder / 11:1 102mm JE Raptor piston / Stage 1 Raptor Hot Cam / Ported head / Colder Spark Plug / +2mm Throttle body / DNA stage 1 & 2 filters / Modified Air Box / Snorkel removed / Worry Brothers stage 2 filter cover / 6mm & 8mm Bolts Replaced with Titanium Bolts / Recovered seat in Black / O2 Eliminator /

My 09 XTX
59HP at the rear wheel / Stage 2 Raptor Hot Cam / DNA stage 3 Air Box / Carbon Can Exhausts / Modified Exhaust Link Pipes / PCIII With Custom Fuel Map / Wideband Commander O2 Data logger / LCD100 Dyno Jet display & fuel adjuster / 2500 OHM HT lead instead of a 10K OHM XT lead / Extra Coolant Cooler / Protaper Fat Bars / Tail Tidy With LED Tail Light / OKE Protection Knobs / LED indicators / AIS blocked / Modified rear sprocket rubbers / Rear Foot Pegs removed / 09 ECU With 02 Sensor Changed To A 06 ECU / Complete wiring harnes Changed from 09 to 04 / Home made LED resistor flasher / Hole drilled in the fuel tank filler neck to allow quicker filling / Modified Bar End Weights / Progressive front fork springs, 15W fork oil, forks lowered 25mm, used XTR rear links lowering the rear 20mm, rear spring one click stiffer / Changed front & rear guards from blue to black / 47T rear sprocket / Speedo Healer V4.0 / Kev throttle cam mod / Throttle grip mod / The new 2010 O2 sensor mod is out, works a treat, The new 2012 O2 Controller is out, PM me for details

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