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Old 07-28-2010, 06:33 PM   #11 (permalink)
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ononewheel what are your hp numbers with that setup?
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Old 07-28-2010, 07:21 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Does the auto tune work with the 2008 or is it just the 2009 and up?
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ononewheel what are your hp numbers with that setup?
when the guy dynoed it he had smoothing set on zero which gives you a lower reading than normal i got 39hp w/that if he had it set right id say im around 45+ im hoping to go back again and get a reading with smoothing on 4 or 5 thats what every other dyno sheet ive seen has it set to!but the bike pulls hard the cams gave me a huge mid range gain!
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Old 08-07-2010, 02:27 PM   #14 (permalink)
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when the guy dynoed it he had smoothing set on zero which gives you a lower reading than normal i got 39hp w/that if he had it set right id say im around 45+ im hoping to go back again and get a reading with smoothing on 4 or 5 thats what every other dyno sheet ive seen has it set to!but the bike pulls hard the cams gave me a huge mid range gain!
That would be about right Ononewheel. Garrett at FCI dynoed my quad (they have the nearest dyno to me) and I pulled 44+ hp. With the FCI intake instead of my FUELATV intake I would be good for another 2 hp.

P.S. the map I use is the FuelATV map. It's posted here http://www.kfx450hq.com/forums/dyno-...-database.html
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That would be about right Ononewheel. Garrett at FCI dynoed my quad (they have the nearest dyno to me) and I pulled 44+ hp. With the FCI intake instead of my FUELATV intake I would be good for another 2 hp.

P.S. the map I use is the FuelATV map. It's posted here Power Commander Fuel Map Database - Kawasaki KFX450 Forum :: KFX450HQ.com
ya i was running that one before my tune!
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Well I got the cams in today and the new tune. I think it is running lean. The header is getting red hot. Any ideas on what to do?
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Well I got the cams in today and the new tune. I think it is running lean. The header is getting red hot. Any ideas on what to do?
It's pretty much normal for the header to glow red on these quads. My stocker did it, and so does my Dasa, along with just about everyone elses. If you had it tuned, and the a/f ratio is correct, at about 13, then your not lean.

If your running ononewheels map for the FCI intake, but using a FUELATV intake, you might be a little lean, since the FCI flows more air.
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