tubbs wrote:
x1 pc3 poss.
i had 2 pc made care of nrhs for xbs by dynojet one went on mervs bigbore xb9 and the other who knows were it went.
if merv still has it (as he took it off) i would be interested to see if i can auto tune on our dyno with it fitted to a xb.
This is for an X1, possibly a Power Commander version 3
I had two Power Commanders made up through NRHS by Dynojet. One went on Merv's bigbore XB9 and the other has disappeared.
If Merv still has it, I would be interested to see if I can use the "Autotune" function on the Dynojet dyno at Morespeed when fitted to an XB.My understanding of the Autotune function is that a number of runs are made on the dyno, the data (including O2 at the exhaust EXIT) is logged, the computer on the dyno then looks at the O2, decides how much more/less fuel needs to go in to make the O2 right for 13.2:1 (or so) then updates the table in the POwercommander automatically.
I am not convinced myself, cos although this may work great on a jap inline 4, it will be far from perfect on a V twin... As I keep saying

front and rear maps will be different for the best running, this is largely due to header length, but also to temperature differences... If you stick to stock headers, the issue will not be so pronounced, but swap to Ti Force, Aero 45s, Blaster V, RS402, QD etc. and the engine performance will be compromised.
Solutions, best to worst (can't be all that bad really):
1. to have a pre-08 bike and ECMSpy the ECM
2. fit TWO fuel fixers
3. fit one fuel fixer
4. do nothing
I have been through all this myself already...
