pcIII usb maps?????

Db71

Joined Jul 2011

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Discussion Starter
• Aug 12, 2011

• #1

has anyone got a map for the delkavic oval can with derestricted airbox, and wire 16 cut? the one i just loaded is the "Aprilia RSV Mille 2001 European model Leo Vinci slip-on exhaust Derestricted airbox with K&N air filter". i figured it should be close. i have heard the map in the 01 european is the same as the 00 with the wire clipped. is this true?

 

Sensei

Joined Oct 2010

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Taranaki NZ

• Aug 12, 2011

• #2

How does the bike feel with this map in ?? , does it idle smoothly & have no noticeable flat spots through out the rev range ... Plug colour will give you a pretty good idea of weither the fueling is to lean or rich as a base line , but best things is to custom dual map ya bike to know it is perfect

 

Db71

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• Aug 13, 2011

• #3

Its been raining here (finally) so I havent ridden other than down the streets but it seems ok

 

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SHAZAM

Joined Oct 2010

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• Aug 13, 2011

• #4

Sensei said:

How does the bike feel with this map in ?? , does it idle smoothly & have no noticeable flat spots through out the rev range ... Plug colour will give you a pretty good idea of weither the fueling is to lean or rich as a base line , but best things is to custom dual map ya bike to know it is perfect

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+1, custom map it for the best results, no two milles run the same :thumbup

 

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K20FTY

Joined May 2011

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Derby, Uk

• Aug 14, 2011

• #5

Sorry for the daft question - by custom map, do you mean get it on a Dyno? I've got an '05 R that I've just put a pc3 on. It's got Fuel cans without the baffles in & I've loaded a Carbon Can Co map - it's better, but it's still a bit snatchy at low revs. I'll try a couple of other maps off the Dynojet website, but get the feeling I'm not really sorting the problem, just moving it around...

 

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SHAZAM

Joined Oct 2010

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• Aug 14, 2011

• #6

Yes m8, get it dynoed for the best results, you'll have no probs then

 

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K20FTY

Joined May 2011

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Derby, Uk

• Aug 15, 2011

• #7

Thanks Shazam - you don't happen to know a good Dyno place around Derbyshire/Staffordshire/Midlands do you? - if not, I'll post up & ask the question...

 

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SHAZAM

Joined Oct 2010

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• Aug 15, 2011

• #8

Sorry m8, but i'm sure someone from that area will be able to help you out

 

LEGS

Joined Oct 2010

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• Aug 16, 2011

• #9

There's zero point in downloading a map from the dynojet website as this is a only generic map for vaious specs and is only a starting point. A custom map from a reputable dyno centre is the only viable option to get any benefit from a power commander

Ring Griff at Aprilia Performance as they use a local dyno centre in Tamworth

 

bryanthegoat

Joined Jul 2009

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Sauchie near Stirling in Scotland

• Aug 16, 2011

• #10

DB71 make sure you have old tyres on m8 when you go or you will be havin to fork oot for new ones dyno's chew them bad boys tae **** and after youve forked oot for the dyno sesh thats another bill you could do without!!!!!!

 

Db71

Joined Jul 2011

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Discussion Starter
• Aug 16, 2011

• #11

Thanks didn't think about that. Wish I had kept the old ones.just my luck.