PWRCMDR mapping sites?

**naphazoline** · 21st December 2008, 07:23

can anyone post a link to a site,other then power commander.com/dynojet.com, that has a selection of different maps?

i know getting a custom one on the dyno is the way to go,but it's no point me getting my bike dynoed, when i've still got to get a pipe.
untill then,i'd like to find a map that smooths out the throttle.

cheers in advance

naph'

**gem1n1** · 21st December 2008, 14:16

Hey Dude, I havnt found a map but did find this if it interests you for your bike.

I just downloaded and installed the free program from powercommander called the accelerator pump feature.

This is the best mod that I've done to my bike (929rr). I just installed a full exhaust which made a substantial increase in power across the board, but this accelrator pump mod is amazing. Apparently it squirts a bit of extra gas when you turn the throttle. It only give the extra amount for 20 rounds, but you can adjust how long it gives it as well.

Accelerator pump Need powercommander

It really makes the bike more fun to ride. It changes the character of the bike. It gives that extra oomph that a muscle car gives when you step on the throttle. You know that put you back in your seat a bit feeling.

The settings that come from the download are the ones that most street riders will start with. I haven't played with the settings yet, but I'm not sure I will.

It's a night and day difference when you install it.

You must have a powercommander usb version though. This mod alone would be reason enough to shell out the bucks for a powercommander.

http://www.powercommander.com/downlo...elerator_pump/

**Gremlin** · 21st December 2008, 14:19

you'd have to google search, or find a forum for the model of bike...

given that your's is an 06 pirate... try 06pirateforum.com?

In more serious, what bike is it, I have a few kawasaki maps from friends, and if people want to send me maps, I can store them on my pc (capacity is, lets say, not an issue), but I don't have a website... email would work tho, the maps are tiny.

**naphazoline** · 21st December 2008, 15:19

ooops....sorry.pirate is a name that my son calls my blade,cause of the "RR".

it's an 06 cbr1000rr.

i've looked on other forums,and can't seem to find anything relevant.

**naphazoline** · 21st December 2008, 15:22

Originally Posted by gem1n1

Hey Dude, I havnt found a map but did find this if it interests you for your bike.

I just downloaded and installed the free program from powercommander called the accelerator pump feature.

This is the best mod that I've done to my bike (929rr). I just installed a full exhaust which made a substantial increase in power across the board, but this accelrator pump mod is amazing. Apparently it squirts a bit of extra gas when you turn the throttle. It only give the extra amount for 20 rounds, but you can adjust how long it gives it as well.

Accelerator pump Need powercommander

It really makes the bike more fun to ride. It changes the character of the bike. It gives that extra oomph that a muscle car gives when you step on the throttle. You know that put you back in your seat a bit feeling.

The settings that come from the download are the ones that most street riders will start with. I haven't played with the settings yet, but I'm not sure I will.

It's a night and day difference when you install it.

You must have a powercommander usb version though. This mod alone would be reason enough to shell out the bucks for a powercommander.

http://www.powercommander.com/downlo...elerator_pump/

yeah dude.i've already looked into that.

cheers

**Gremlin** · 21st December 2008, 17:04

Originally Posted by naphazoline

i've looked on other forums,and can't seem to find anything relevant.

Your best shot then is other people in NZ.

The fuel here differs to the rest of the world, so chucking in a map from somewhere else, chances are, it won't run right anyway (normally the maps are too rich).

If your particular set up is common, or a tuner has already done one, you could ask just to have that map loaded, save dollars on a custom map, but then again, from what you have said, tuners won't have custom maps for bikes with stock pipes?

**Tony.OK** · 21st December 2008, 18:34

1000rr.net has tonnes of info on Blades mate.
It really depends on what mods you've done as to what map you need.
Have a look through the 2 sticky threads on this page.

I've got a Stainless Micron just gathering dust if you are interested.

http://www.1000rr.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=18

**naphazoline** · 22nd December 2008, 05:26

Originally Posted by Tony.OK

1000rr.net has tonnes of info on Blades mate.
It really depends on what mods you've done as to what map you need.
Have a look through the 2 sticky threads on this page.

I've got a Stainless Micron just gathering dust if you are interested.

http://www.1000rr.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=18

cheers for the info.

tell me more about the micron pipe

is it an underseat one?does the bike need any modification to house it?
what sort of sound does it make?
i'm into a deep sort of sound,as opposed to a higher pitch that some pipes put out.

what pipe did you change it for, and why?
oh...and would it be street legal noise wise.i'm into going as loud as i can,within the legal limit.
if it roughly meets this criteria,i'd be keen,but i'd need you to p.m me a price.

thanks tony.

**Tony.OK** · 22nd December 2008, 07:42

Originally Posted by naphazoline

cheers for the info.

tell me more about the micron pipe

is it an underseat one?does the bike need any modification to house it?
what sort of sound does it make?
i'm into a deep sort of sound,as opposed to a higher pitch that some pipes put out.

what pipe did you change it for, and why?
oh...and would it be street legal noise wise.i'm into going as loud as i can,within the legal limit.
if it roughly meets this criteria,i'd be keen,but i'd need you to p.m me a price.

thanks tony.

Its from my 06 1000rr so it should fit yours

Yeah they are deeper sounding rather than high pitched, had alot of comments about it sounding nice.
I took it off because I got a full Akra system when I started racing. I got wof's with it when I had it on.
Heres a link to the old Sale thread with pics mate, price is still the same.

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ad.php?t=75442

**naphazoline** · 22nd December 2008, 10:37

Originally Posted by Tony.OK

Its from my 06 1000rr so it should fit yours

Yeah they are deeper sounding rather than high pitched, had alot of comments about it sounding nice.
I took it off because I got a full Akra system when I started racing. I got wof's with it when I had it on.
Heres a link to the old Sale thread with pics mate, price is still the same.

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ad.php?t=75442

Mmmmmmm......that looks good

Don't suppose you have a custom map for this pipe/bike?

**Tony.OK** · 22nd December 2008, 10:50

Originally Posted by naphazoline

Mmmmmmm......that looks good

Don't suppose you have a custom map for this pipe/bike?

Nah I used one from the Power Commander site, just picked a similar pipe from the euro list, most slip ons are very similar, they just allow better breathing up high in the revs.

**naphazoline** · 22nd December 2008, 12:56

Originally Posted by Tony.OK

Nah I used one from the Power Commander site, just picked a similar pipe from the euro list, most slip ons are very similar, they just allow better breathing up high in the revs.

did you have any heat issues compared to the stock one?
would the stock heat shielding work with this? or would i need to get something else? i wouldn't want to be melting my tail piece

**Tony.OK** · 22nd December 2008, 13:33

Originally Posted by naphazoline

did you have any heat issues compared to the stock one?
would the stock heat shielding work with this? or would i need to get something else? i wouldn't want to be melting my tail piece

No probs at all, it probably runs cooler because its externally smaller than the stock muffler, I actually cut my heat sheild down a bit when I put on my tail tidy, I trimmed the sheild to tidy the arse up, no heat issues at all.

Have a look here................................http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/at...5&d=1212657964

**trumpy** · 27th December 2008, 16:25

Originally Posted by gem1n1

Hey Dude, I havnt found a map but did find this if it interests you for your bike.

I just downloaded and installed the free program from powercommander called the accelerator pump feature.......... you must have a powercommander usb version though. This mod alone would be reason enough to shell out the bucks for a powercommander.

http://www.powercommander.com/downlo...elerator_pump/

Thanks for this. Wasn't available on my old Power Commander (serial port version) but I have replaced it with a USB version so did the download (comes on the cd) this morning. Major difference. The TT600 and the Speed 4 were known for their bottom end blaahs.......friggin annoying around town. My bike now pulls cleanly from very low speed (I'm slow) and it has minimised the previous surging to a 1000rpm range...easy to avoid. Out on the open road it seems to give that little extra kick needed until the revs take over. I would agree that this extra feature is definitely worth the cost of the PC.
Next step the dyno man.

**naphazoline** · 27th December 2008, 17:44

Originally Posted by trumpy

Thanks for this. Wasn't available on my old Power Commander (serial port version) but I have replaced it with a USB version so did the download (comes on the cd) this morning. Major difference. The TT600 and the Speed 4 were known for their bottom end blaahs.......friggin annoying around town. My bike now pulls cleanly from very low speed (I'm slow) and it has minimised the previous surging to a 1000rpm range...easy to avoid. Out on the open road it seems to give that little extra kick needed until the revs take over. I would agree that this extra feature is definitely worth the cost of the PC.
Next step the dyno man.

that's good to hear.
did you play with the settings,or just use it as it came on the download?