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Power Commander-Tech Question

11 posts · Started by Sinex · 29 May 2008

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Post 9 by Sinex,

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Not according to Dynojet (Richard) he is with Chris on this one,

Ordered the PCIII along with a DNA filter, hoping to get it fitted and then custom mapped over the next few weeks,

Post 10 by Dr F,

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The only thing a pc will do is look at the amount (%) the throttle is opened at whatever rpm the engine is doing and add or subtract a percentage of fuel onto whatever the original map is supplying.

The pc map is just a table with % throttle across the top end engine rpm every 250 down the side, where the two cross (throttle/rpm) that is the % it will alter it, if the bike is on the over-run and not fuelling at all the pc can not add or subtract anything as there is nothing there to start with.

If you leave the O2/lambda's in circuit the pc and original ecu will fight each other.

The pc is a very easy user friendly device, that is why they are so popular

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