redneckj
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Johnny B has some maps for a Juice Box pro or a power commander he can email you. If you want smooth, try my map that he has
I think this is where I ended up.So if the G2 cam was copied exactly, but the diameter was slightly smaller-rotation at the throttle body pulley would be reduced and more incremental. Of course more throttle rotation would be required to go wide full open. Or the ramp could be steeper , say past half throttle ..thoughts?
Ya, that seat is a real pain in the ass.If I were to spend money, it would be on a cruise control....or a seat. Don't get me started on that %$#@ seat
It WILL affect the mpg's as shown on your display. As for real MPG's as calculated based on fill up and miles traveled....here ya go.I don't really want to spend the ≈$300 for a PCIII or PC5, particularly if remapping is going to severely affect MPGs.
Well, no more than on any other bike; I'm off throttle, but I don't know that it's closed. I just notice the lurch/bog/lag/whatever on any sort of leisurely shift--the sort of shift I do on anything else.creg-ny-baa, are you shutting your throttle completely down during the shifting process?
Well, my statistics class is behind me, and it's too big a PITA to try to calculate the average on the $%#! iPad... but that looks mighty close. I reckon I'll watch for a used deal or one on eBay; I don't really want to pony up the bigger bucks right now.It WILL affect the mpg's as shown on your display. As for real MPG's as calculated based on fill up and miles traveled....here ya go.Before G2 and PCIII42.5, 42.9, 43.2, 42.0, 41.9, 43.2After G2 and PCIII - Bold indicates SS1K run, the rest is pretty much daily commuting.41.1, 38.7, 40.0, 41.9, 45.1, 39.5, 43.5, 46.0, 46.6, 42.6, 42.5, 42.2, 41.9, 43.1, 42.3, 42.8, 40.6Take a look, and tell me if you think that hit on MPG's is bad enough to not do the mods.I don't really want to spend the ≈$300 for a PCIII or PC5, particularly if remapping is going to severely affect MPGs.
I'm wondering if the CO tweak (aka Barbarian Jumper mod?) helps with this sans going with a PC or Juice Box.Okay, here's where I stand on the throttle issue(s) with my 2007 A model: I've done the return spring mod and installed the G2. My wrist is happier with the reduced spring tension, but I'm still jerkier on shifts on the FJR than most anything I've ridden, primarily non-aggressive 1-2 and 2-3 shifts. If I don't do the shift really quickly, almost just fanning the clutch, it seems that the revs drop precipitously, and there's no smooth way to transition back onto the throttle. Downshifts don't seem to be an issue, as I blip as a habit. I don't really want to spend the ≈$300 for a PCIII or PC5, particularly if remapping is going to severely affect MPGs. But, if that would do it... I've read tonight that the PC isn't really capable of fixing performance that close to zero throttle position. Can somebody shed some light?
We are all different and our bikes are all different. So, in my experience...Okay, here's where I stand on the throttle issue(s) with my 2007 A model: I've done the return spring mod and installed the G2. My wrist is happier with the reduced spring tension, but I'm still jerkier on shifts on the FJR than most anything I've ridden, primarily non-aggressive 1-2 and 2-3 shifts. If I don't do the shift really quickly, almost just fanning the clutch, it seems that the revs drop precipitously, and there's no smooth way to transition back onto the throttle. Downshifts don't seem to be an issue, as I blip as a habit. I don't really want to spend the ≈$300 for a PCIII or PC5, particularly if remapping is going to severely affect MPGs. But, if that would do it... I've read tonight that the PC isn't really capable of fixing performance that close to zero throttle position. Can somebody shed some light?
What map does your dad have loaded into his PC-V? Standard exhaust?Do keep in mind that the PC-V is only as good as the map you have installed in it. Dad loves his now and the money was well spent.
Yes. FuelMoto asked very specific questions about what we had and what we wanted to accomplish. They were very familiar with the FJR issues. The bike was (and is) bone stock. FuelMoto shipped it with their map. I asked them specifically if the map were the default and they assured me that it was not. It was a map they had done just to correct the smoothness of the FJR.What map does your dad have loaded into his PC-V? Standard exhaust?Do keep in mind that the PC-V is only as good as the map you have installed in it. Dad loves his now and the money was well spent.
And the cool thing is, you can back that map up to your computer and then load the zero map...which makes the PCV do nothing, and compare the results side by side if you want.I rode that bike yesterday and the difference between stock and now is unbelievable.
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