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Iron Butt
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Peachtree City, GA | XRsteve - 2010-11-10 2:16 PM
Next Monday 11/15/10 I'm going to a Power Commander seminar put on by DynoJet in Atlanta, it's sponsored by Drag Specialties, I'll get some answers about the PC V for our Visions ............................
Come on Steve - you need to share some details... Let me know what's up. |
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Georgia, west of Atlanta | Heading to the PC V seminar in the morning. Should have good info by tomorrow night. |
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Iron Butt
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Peachtree City, GA | I had my bike dyno'ed over the weekend down in Gainsville... Pretty happy with the numbers...
VM1 cams, Stage 1 flash, Stage 1 Level 1 pipes, Intake plate and VFC-III.... 111 Hp and 114 Torque...
Still waiting on the reprogrammed ECM...
Now to decide if I want to go back to the PC-V and AutoTune setup or sell it??? |
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Pittsburgh, PA | i wonder if they will just give a blanket asnwer since they probably dont work with lloyds and therefor might not know the first thing about his flash..
Edited by Arkainzeye 2010-11-15 3:47 PM
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Georgia, west of Atlanta | The Power commander represenative told me Yes there is a seperate down load for rev extensions up to 6500rpm. You do have to sign a down loadable waiver and fax it back to DynoJet. This does work in conjunction with or without the Auto tune. You can turn the autotune on and off at will. The one think he was not so sure about was defeating the 6th gear speed limiter. |
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Tourer
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Sturbridge, Mass | XRsteve - 2010-11-11 12:34 PM
I'll find this all out on Monday.................
Any news ? |
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Cruiser
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Vancouver, B.C. & La Quinta, CA | Webhair - 2010-11-11 9:58 AM DAL - 2010-11-06 2:17 AM I have the ECM from Lloyd with his fuel controller. Running 116.2 HP and 115 ft/lbs. Will be installing the PCV shortly for what I'm told by my tuner shop another couple of horse hopefully. Don't want the auto tune. Once properly dyno'd no need. The thing the ECM gives over and above rev limit extension is critical timing change for more power and much better ridability. It is the cheapest hp addition. Good luck with your power tuning. The PC-V with the Auto Tune also lets you adjust the timing... There is a table for it and it works nicely in all gears...
Quite right. We tried altering the timing with the PCV and found that the tricked ECM from Lloydz could not be beat for power and torque on my bike. In the end, we ended up with 119 HP and 116+ torque with a remarkably smoothly running and responsive motor without flat spots, dreaded pops, or surging. I finally have this bike where I want it, yahoo!!!!!
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Georgia, west of Atlanta | Thank's DAL, I thought that might be the way to go. Reflashed Lloydz ECM that'll give you 6400rpm and kill the top speed limiter AND the PC V for fuel tuning the ability to add and subtract fuel on the graph. Auto tune? If you want it, that sounds good................. |
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Sturbridge, Mass | OK- for the non tech folks (me), it sounds like the best bang for the buck (without doing cams ) is;
Stage 1
Reflash ECM- Lloydz
IAC valve- Lloydz
Air Intake Plate- Lloydz
PC-V (Instead of VFC-III)
Dynotuned
Am I missing anything ?
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San Antonio, TX | hottierod - 2010-11-29 9:52 AM
OK- for the non tech folks (me), it sounds like the best bang for the buck (without doing cams ) is;
Stage 1
Reflash ECM- Lloydz
IAC valve- Lloydz
Air Intake Plate- Lloydz
PC-V (Instead of VFC-III)
Dynotuned
Am I missing anything ?
I am thinking of doing the same to my Vision (without the cams). I know that it will run smoother.
I already have the S1L2 pipes.
So I am thinking of buying:
Reflash ECM- Lloydz
IAC valve- Lloydz
Air Intake Plate- Lloydz
PC-V (Instead of VFC-III)
My question is what would the HP and Torque numbers be without the cams?
I know it will not make the numbers of the Lloyd Cam'ed engines but I do not know what it would be possible to achieve without cams.
Ride Safe |
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Georgia, west of Atlanta | I heard a similar setup with the ability to rev beyond 6200 rpms made 98RWHP at a local Victory shop. I did not see the graph............ |
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LaPorte,Tx. | With out the cams, but having fuel controller and air filters and tuned by Lloyd. My motor was pretty much giving up at 4800 rpm as far as pulling more power, power was dropping at the 5500 rpm limit. With the stock cam profile, don't know how you can get more air into the motor, don't see how your going to get much more power going up to 6400 rpm. But then maybe something magical happens!!  |
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San Antonio, TX | I understand the ECM is really only for the cam'ed engines. I already have the Stock 2008 106 with S1L2 Exhaust plus S1L2 map and if I get the following:
IAC valve- Lloydz
Air Intake Plate- Lloydz
PC-V (Instead of VFC-III)
Other then a smoother response from the throttle and less backfires, which are not really a problem for me, what kind of difference would it make for me.
I think that I read that Air Intake Plate is good for 3 to 5 HP....are these numbers correct? Will I get any other gains from the PC-V in HP and Torque?
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LaPorte,Tx. | Paul,
The intake plate and fuel controller made a big difference. And the cost is reasonable for the hp gains. With both of those added you will be 8 to 10 hp. Torque will be around 105, at least that's what mine did. |
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San Antonio, TX | William,
Are you running the IAC valve now and did you use it before the cam upgrade? |
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LaPorte,Tx. | Paul, I have it on the bike, Lloyd put it on when the cams were installed. |
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Tourer
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Sturbridge, Mass | So, it sounds that you do not need the ECM reflashed if you are not doing cams ?
You can do the S1L1, PCV, IAV, & Intake plate to obtain some modest gains without a huge investment ?
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San Antonio, TX | Jeff,
That is what I was thinking about doing with some Christmas + Birthday money. I would gain some HP and Torque plus smooth out a smooth running engine. What I really like is that I could do it all myself....at least I think I can.
Ride Safe |
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Georgia, west of Atlanta | Now from everything I've learned on this site and at the dyno jet semminar I'll go with a Lloyds re flashed ECM, Cam and intake plate and a PC V fuel controller with auto tune. Should make a smooth running finely tuned 135 mph Vision............ |
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Sturbridge, Mass | XRsteve - 2010-11-30 10:46 PM
Now from everything I've learned on this site and at the dyno jet semminar I'll go with a Lloyds re flashed ECM, Cam and intake plate and a PC V fuel controller with auto tune. Should make a smooth running finely tuned 135 mph Vision............
OK- but it still sounds like one would not need to do the ECM reflash if they are not doing the cams.
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Georgia, west of Atlanta | Yeah probably not except that you will hit the 5500 rpm rev limiter quicker and more often.................. |
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Iron Butt
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Peachtree City, GA | But, if you installed the PC-V then you could enable the Rev-Extend and take it up to 6000 RPM. |
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Sturbridge, Mass | I have an email into Bri from last week as well-awaiting reply.
Does anybody know what Lloyd changes in his ECU reflash ?
Is is RPM only ? or is it fuel and timing ?
I ask becasue if it is fuel only, why get a fuel controller as well ? I believe Lloyds adds fuel only, does not remove.
And the new cams, I imagine they are Vision specific ?
Thanks
Jeff
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dinwiddie, va | I have the PCV with auto tune and the rev extend. Deffinitely revs higher. I tlets you squeeze out some more of the horsepower that you cant tap into with stock set RPM's. I havent totally wore it out yet. Haven't really had alot of seat time with it. But I surely like it a whole lot better then other tuners and power commanders I have installed in the past. I have installed many power commanders, lloyds tuners, ness tuners, vance and hines tuners. All of them. This is by far the easiest and most effective. I had the llyds tuner on my bike before I installed the auto tune. Not a ridiculous power increase, but fuel mileage is a little better and no popping whatsoever. Go with the autotune. If anyone is looking for one, let me know. I can get you a little discount on one. |
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Best of both worlds combination ??
