michael1966
Parking Attendant
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posted August 15, 2009 02:56 AM
speed healer
Speed healer instructions for all
Hello Mike,
One speed signal drives the speedometer, trip/odo and this same signal
triggers the speed limiter as well.
For this reason, the SpeedoHealer (calibration) effects them the same way.
Since the speedometer reads high in stock condition (not sure about the
exact amount on this bike, but should be around 6%), by calibrating the
speedometer, the speed limiter will be raised by the same percent (about
6%).
So e.g. 140 mph top speed will be raised to 148 mph.
If this is not enough, we recommend to take advantage of the SHs dual-bank
memory.
Use -6% in bank A for normal riding, and program -50% in bank B for top
speed runs.
You can toggle between these modes by the press of a button.
There is NO way to completely remove the speed limiter on this bike and
maintaining 100% speedo accuracy.
FYI, here is how the installation should be done on the 2009 VMax:
1) Find, and cut the White/Yellow (speed signal) wire anywhere between the
ABS connector and ECU connector.
2) Splice the Green SH wire to the White/Yellow wire end, which is at the
ECU box side.
3) Splice the White SH wire to the White/Yellow wire end, which is at the
ABS box side.
4) Splice the Black SH wire to chassis ground, or the negative battery
terminal.
5) Splice the Red SH wire to any +12V switched power lead (e.g. around the
fusebox).
Feel free to post this information on forums.
Kind Regards,
/Norbert
healtech-electronics.com
  
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