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Old 10-21-2008, 01:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I just received my PCIII last week and installed it this past weekend. I am not sure if I have the right mapping because it seems as if I lost a little power compared to stock. So far all I have installed is an intake and a 36T rear sprocket. I still have the stock exhaust. Does anyone know what kind of map I need? Or is there any other way to adjust my PCIII. I am not too familiar in how to use all the soft ware and setting on the PCIII. I personally just think that I have a wrong map.
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Old 10-21-2008, 01:53 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I just received my PCIII last week and installed it this past weekend. I am not sure if I have the right mapping because it seems as if I lost a little power compared to stock. So far all I have installed is an intake and a 36T rear sprocket. I still have the stock exhaust. Does anyone know what kind of map I need? Or is there any other way to adjust my PCIII. I am not too familiar in how to use all the soft ware and setting on the PCIII. I personally just think that I have a wrong map.
Where did you get your map from? I think unless you bought it from someone that programed it for you, it will come with a zero map. What type of intake? If it's the lt-r tube, you will have more air flowing and probably running a bit lean. I suspect the reason you feel it lost power is because of the bigger sprocket, you definitely lose torque with that.
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Where did you get your map from? I think unless you bought it from someone that programed it for you, it will come with a zero map. What type of intake? If it's the lt-r tube, you will have more air flowing and probably running a bit lean. I suspect the reason you feel it lost power is because of the bigger sprocket, you definitely lose torque with that.
Yeah its the ltr tube, I downloaded the map from the PC website. I believe the map is the one with the removed spark arrest and intake. I could be wrong. Does anyone know what kinda map i should use?
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Old 10-25-2008, 08:06 PM   #4 (permalink)
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