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tuning suggestions - 8/9/2007 10:09:12 AM

cpk8287

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hi i finaly got my pc111 and my k&n air filter. dynojet emaild me back saying that i can use the stock map that comes already on the pc111 because i dont have a pipe after i had told them that i have the k&n. so i was wondering if anybody had a coustum map for what i have to give me the most out of my bike. i rather have all the numbers for a map and do it my self than to take it to a shop and have them do it for 300$

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RE: tuning suggestions - 9/10/2007 4:20:52 AM

CxBXR

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Someone's map may get you close to being tuned, but there are many factor's involed in getting the bike tuned properly, mostly being Temp/altitude/humidity & the only way to do this is by AF ratio reading's.

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RE: tuning suggestions - 9/13/2007 8:52:44 PM

capf4i

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do they make velcity stacks for the f4i

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RE: tuning suggestions - 9/14/2007 5:29:23 AM

xtremef4i

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quote:

ORIGINAL: capf4i

do they make velcity stacks for the f4i

Yes but then it would require a completley new tune for the bike since it would be taking in more air at a faster rate

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2001 CBR 600F4i Red/White
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Two Bros pipe
K&N
PClll, RPM ignition advancer
520 -1 +2
Vortex tripple clamp
Goodridge SS braided lines
Undertail & Tire Hugger
RaceTech suspension

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