Power commander
#2
Re: Power commander
Dude you might want to try a TRE first before you spend $300 on a power commander. It smooths out the throttle, makes the bike think it's in 5th gear all the time. Do you have any other mods like a K&N or exhaust that a power commander would help? Check this thread out:
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/sho...&highlight=tre
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/sho...&highlight=tre
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Re: Power commander
I put on an Akropovic bolt on, so it seesm like it is running a little rich, that is why I got the PC, but I was hoping that it would also help with the choppy feeling in first. Thanks for the advice, I iwll look into the TRE, what exactly does this do?
#7
Re: Power commander
Not 100% sure about the G-Pack but I think so, all these types of things are, are resistors. That is by Niko racing right? Plugs inline on the left side of the bike under the gas tank?
#8
Re: Power commander
Found it, yeah it looks like the same thing. I know a lot of guys run the JSD or Ivan's TRE.
http://a5.zencatalog.com/Daltech1/NE...strictor_.html
http://a5.zencatalog.com/Daltech1/NE...strictor_.html
#10
Re: Power commander
I have got a mig high mount on my 636 I was told to get it mapped with a power commander but i wheelie more than I race(which is never) and i have sprockets up teh ***......down one in the front up 3 in the rear.......is it really worth spending a shitload on the Power commander?
#11
Re: Power commander
Originally Posted by BostonBadBoy
I have got a mig high mount on my 636 I was told to get it mapped with a power commander but i wheelie more than I race(which is never) and i have sprockets up teh ***......down one in the front up 3 in the rear.......is it really worth spending a shitload on the Power commander?
But a PC rarely hurts... especially if you have it dynoed and mapped.
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Re: Power commander
I was not sure if I needed it because of the slip on, but it seems to be burning a bit richer( i am going from smell of the exhaust). IT started happening when I put he pipe on. Will the power commandr help with this?
#13
Re: Power commander
Originally Posted by B-EASY
I was not sure if I needed it because of the slip on, but it seems to be burning a bit richer( i am going from smell of the exhaust). IT started happening when I put he pipe on. Will the power commandr help with this?
When I installed my Yosh slip on it was a little choppy in the first 10% of throttle... I threw a PC on there and it smoothed it right out.
#17
Re: Power commander
Originally Posted by B-EASY
Can I down load from the map and put it on a lap top or do I need to have the lap top hooked up to the Internet?
Most of them will come with your software. They have most bike/mod combinations already loaded... Not as good as a custom map but they work quite well... You won't have to hook up to the internet at all... unless you can't find your set up then you may have to go to their website and download it...
#19
Re: Power commander
I was wondering also if the power commander would help me out? I have an '03 gixxer 600 with a slip on Yoshi and K&N air filter. Ever since I put those on I have noticed a lot of backfiring. Is this normal? If not is it a big problem?