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canadamaxxer


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posted April 15, 2004 06:54 PM        
dyno types

I'm just about to put my 1270 together. I have not been able to find a map for the combination I have (K+N's, stock fuel pump, stepped Hindle, 1270 kit, clean air blocked off, reduction ported head, etc), and will have to get a map made. Which is the best dyno for making a map? I have access to a Factory Pro dyno (about 4 hours away...and this company is certified by Factory Pro. They have an EC 997 dyno), and am aware of a few dyno jet dyno's in the city. I will make the drive to the company with the Factory Pro if it's worth it, but am looking for input.

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WrenisPinkle


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posted April 15, 2004 07:56 PM        
I don't know much about dynos but could you please email me any maps that you might have for my 2000 12 with full stepped Hindle, K&N's, Muzzy clean air block off plates, with a PC3R? My addy is motorcycleted@comcast.net

Much appreciated!
Ted

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frEEk


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posted April 15, 2004 09:03 PM        
Assuming you're mapping a power commander, it sounds like using a DJ dyno with a Tuning Link is the way to go. Less wear and tear on teh bike cause it does it faster than a human can. I'd assume it produces a better map too since everything is measured instead of "felt", tho that is very much an arguable point.
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k bryant


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posted April 15, 2004 10:17 PM        Edited By: k bryant on 15 Apr 2004 23:18
Ignoring the fact that the numbers from the Factory dyno will read much lower than the Dynojet, it's a good dyno in the hands of a certified operator. Mark Salvisburg is a good guy with a good product. But again, don't correlate the numbers with anything from a Dynojet, they will be lower. But obviously if you ran you bike on a Dynojet afterwards, it should indeed read really good numbers. Only number relevant to anything; same dyno, same day, same bike. I think the Dynojet, Factory, and Superflow are all exceptional dynos.
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WrenisPinkle


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posted April 16, 2004 03:54 AM        
thanks

Thanks a lot guys. I did get your emails of a few good maps. I also down loaded 1 from DJ's site. These should give me a good starting spot for sure.
Ted

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