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Old 12-05-08, 03:16 PM   #11
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Very nice pictures of mountains there Mark.
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Not a clue what they mean.
Can't you do 2D Dyno charts? or have I completely missed the point?
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Old 12-05-08, 09:08 PM   #12
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It's not dyno chart, what it is is a 3d graph.

E.g you're at 5000rpm with 5/16 throttle opening, that's the two bottom axis, the height of the graph at that point is the value it will apply, like so many milliseconds squirt to the injectors, or x degrees of ignition advance.
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Thats all too technical for me!
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the graphs are just a easy way to see the programed numbers in the fuel and ignition maps.

The first two are originals that come on the bike, the second two are the modified maps.

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What modifications have you made to the "breathing" on that engine?
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What modifications have you made to the "breathing" on that engine?
Modified airbox, larger throttle bodies ( smoothed internals and polished) thinned butterfly spindles (10% increase in flow area), performance big injectors, BMC Race filter,modified headers,wunoff underseat free flow exhaust.

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So you've had to completely redo the map? As I presume standard pulse width would be far richer with bigger injectors.

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Yeah pretty much, but the way tuneboy works you can trim the map, try it then save the trims directly onto the map and add more trims, so it's done in stages, makes life simpler.

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Still look like mountains to me.
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Still look like mountains to me.
And if that's the case, the first two look much better
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