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    Quote Originally Posted by sugilite View Post
    Every good spots bike has one!
    The remote engine starter is bloody handy. You can be all geared up along with your super dark tinted visor - then when no ones looking - Pow! You can be on it and gone before anyone sees you!
    Living in CHCH if you stop anywhere post earthquake you should have learnt to keep it in gear...... remote start. pftttt. Where would you ever use this feature?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Autech View Post
    Buy this if you want to be spotted whilst out riding.


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    Or if he wants to be an English pudding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dog View Post
    Or if he wants to be an English pudding.

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    Fancy some spotted dick, sir?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    but once again you proved me wrong.
    Quote Originally Posted by cassina View Post
    I was hit by one such driver while remaining in the view of their mirror.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzspokes View Post
    I bought a bike on finance, added lots of extra fandangles using said finance n now I knocked up my Mrs so the bike has to go.

    Just a guess...


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    "This fuel tuner is designed to fool the ECU thinking the intake air much more cooler, then the ECU will send more fuel for a richer mix"

    Aha! More fuel equals POWER! Someone call an engine tuner right away and tell them that have been doing it wrong for years.

    In all seriousness this method relies on the "butt dyno" which from my experience getting horsepower out of cars is very unreliable. Like the poor soul who dyno'd his WRX, went and put a big exhaust on it them dyno'd it the next day on the same dyno. He lost about 5kw from memory. He was mortified.




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    That's 90's tech, except back then they used a 5c resistor.
    It rates up there with airbleeding with a tee and a valve off manual wastegates
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    Quote Originally Posted by husaberg View Post
    That's 90's tech, except back then they used a 5c resistor.
    It rates up there with airbleeding with a tee and a valve off manual wastegates
    Fuck that. Do it with a mechanical fuel pressure reg, just before the factory one. That way it's adjustable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    Fuck that. Do it with a mechanical fuel pressure reg, just before the factory one. That way it's adjustable.
    You can also use a trim pot (variable resistor) that's Way adjustable As is, the boost bleed tee and valve, all under a few bucks. But I think you missed the point.
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    Quote Originally Posted by husaberg View Post
    You can also use a trim pot (variable resistor) that's Way adjustable As is, the boost bleed tee and valve, all under a few bucks. But I think you missed the point.
    What do you wire it to?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    What do you wire it to?
    The air temp sensor. (assuming you are talking the trim pot or the resistor)
    People also used to mount an additional cold start injectors just south of the throtsal body and wire in a adjustable boost pressure switch to fire it only at high boost.
    There were other ways as well with other dodges but the air temp fooling was the most common, but like I said it was 90's cheapo tech.
    It was used back when ECU were not programmable or were ubber expensive. A few hot chip set ups were actually in reality, just as I described. An air bleed for the wastegate and a resistor on the air temp.
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    If you tap it to the air temp sensor, you've got an extremely small level of difference between that field's full rich and full lean. If ya do it my way you can go too far if it bars you up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    If you tap it to the air temp sensor, you've got an extremely small level of difference between that field's full rich and full lean. If ya do it my way you can go too far if it bars you up.
    Like I said above I think you are missing the point, it wasn't about what was the best way, it was the cheapest and easiest work around solution. in those way back when times.
    That's off course not including the then in vogue 90's piggyback tolulene injection or the water metho with the windscreen washer pump injection and reservoir dodge.
    By the way your solution is vastly inferior to simply using a simple rising rate pressure regulator, which is again of course vastly inferior to any modern way of doing it.
    Now back to optomistic sellers aye.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nzspokes View Post
    Shame - with a sensible paint job it would actually be pretty sweet...

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