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Created on: 04/10/10 02:47 PM

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Donny


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Flies back in!
04/10/10 2:47 PM

First of all, it's been a while since I last posted in here, been super busy with school and my shop/work/business that all forms of 2 wheeled fun and action have been halted for like the past 10 months, but, with gas kissing $3.00 a gallon now, and likely to head higher as Summer comes on, I figured I'd get my Zed Sled out from under the dust and get back to business. Thank you B Gordon for your flies, I re-installed them last night with NO problems. As I've read before and continue to support; use a new #2 screwdriver with a magnetic head, LOWE'S has a nice Kobalt one that I used to take 'em out, and put 'em back in.

Now, I know some of you may wonder why I am putting them back in, well, mainly due to gas mileage increase, and, the amount of torque is too much for the street. I've never had an issue with it, but, on wet roads you have to be SUPER careful, more so than on any other machine I've owned, or ridden; ever. Having 100 ftlbs at 4K or lower is too much, KHI knew this, this is why they put them in in the first place. Plus, I am mainly just a to and from work (my shop) rider these days as I have too much work to do, and school that occupies all my extra time I used to dedicate to aimless and fun rides.

I'm keeping stock exhaust, my air filter is filthy, likely get a good one to replace this one, so, my question is I want/need a map that has these parameters embedded in the map for when I reprogram my PCIII. I want it to run a bit richer all over, especially at idle as these 1400 cc engines get hot, and I don't need to worry about any emissions tests here in TX.

My eyes are set on some new suspension as the immediate upgrade, as I've been crowing about for years now, but, as I said earlier, the last 10 months has seen NO ZX activity on my part, the last time I ran my 14 was before Xmas time when I was almost falling off the edge and leaving my wife and starting over out there, taking my bike to my shop for 'storage' until I could figure out what the fook I was doing, and or wanted to do. And, here it is almost mid April! Wow, time is flying on all counts!

Getting back to the .map file(s), I d/l them all from Dynajet, but, the one I want/need wasn't there, remember I want stock pipes, with (likely) K&N filter, and a slight enrichment on bottom end to control the heat from these beasts, especially in the TX summer heat. Kruz, if you read this, write me at www.drblast.com as I know you have a ton of info in that noggin of yours, plus its been a while since we 'shot the shat' -- is Tommy still here in town? If so, I'd love to know how to contact him.

From the dyanjet PCIII interface and graph contained on the CD, it looks like a map can be created with little trouble if you know where to put the -number variables and +number variables and to the corresponding RPM and Throttle position, but, I don't really care to do that as I'm not racing, and when I get a new/good/adequate Map I'll settle on that until I either get fed up with the 06/07 weak power -6K RPM, or go to a TRE or some other device, but, with nearly 180 HP there to tap into, the adage there is no replacement for displacement is so true.

Oh yeah, Hello Hub you doosche bag! I can't avoid ribbing you, glad to see you still frequent here.



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Hub


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RE: Flies back in!
04/10/10 11:41 PM

... the amount of torque is too much for the street.
For chichenshits like you it is!


... on wet roads you have to be SUPER careful, more so than on any other machine I've owned, or ridden; ever.
That's why you and your club buddies are cooped up while it's raining out. You leave the driving to us is known species of birds of a feather flock you all UP get out the way you hay bale.

Having 100 ftlbs at 4K or lower is too much.
KHI build bikes for riders with balls, snot nose novice wanting to run with the big boyz iz.

Special Donnysheetshittingslippings is slide off that bike, basket-case. Use is playin' wit wet lips. Videosay is coming to run your ass down. Stay in the coop where it's safe. Like KhI said, use is bought a bike that is, well...



Too hot to handle? Way over your head you? You be looking up trying to slow that stew, well, you said it was the fastest thing you could handle. Remember, you said it, not me, Johnnydonny. Simmer down, fella. Plenty of room to get around your HP ass if I need HP on the wet behind the ears, Donnydouchyflybaggage with a stamp at the corner. Here's your order of soft tacos, hold the prick kill, hold the let us remove everything else, I'm good to go.


* Last updated by: Hub on 4/10/2010 @ 11:42 PM *



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RE: Flies back in!
04/11/10 12:01 AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eClRrK2O0aA&feature=related This is like riding her. She's strong, likes to kiss round things, can splash my tires up and you can keep your pants dry. Imagine you do not get her off and she takes a swing at you... You beat her be on form or don't go near the water you calling a douche bag. I bet if she squirts, she'll knock you down.



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RE: Flies back in!
04/11/10 8:39 AM

Nice to talk to you again Hub, I see you still practice fooked up English, now that we've said hello, send me a frigging map you hillbilly inbred!



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RE: Flies back in!
04/11/10 1:47 PM

Nice to talk to you again Hub, I see you still practice fooked up English, now that we've said hello, send me a frigging map you hillbilly inbred!
Same here, Donny. Thing is, I tried to get product just for your situation. The thing about us billyhills is weeza squeeza the throttle without fly and without pig.

If you want better mileage, you stay stock, not fluff more fluid into the chamber aiming a pee-see at it. That is one reason I do not use a fuel cutter, cutting into my wallet is I have the backdoor key. Keystroke is the joke is on use is! Takes more than a map to pass your ass UP! Like you shoving a bmwRR in the 14 frame and now you have a bike that runs in the mid pack map scheduling. Kind of like the map you're running now, seems like?

Oh, I got a big dickslap coming your way, DonnyDewRight. You better diet. Jump on a lean 250 Ninja so you can slowly move onto a beefier 14 wit/flies.



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RE: Flies back in!
04/11/10 1:52 PM

Sweet vid HUB-she's FINE!

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Donny


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RE: Flies back in!
04/11/10 9:10 PM

I thought about that too, but, want to keep the PCIII for future pipes, and tuning ability. Or, I'll toss it to Craigslist's wolves!



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RE: Flies back in!
04/12/10 2:35 AM

http://www.youtube.com/user/mooselumb#p/a/u/0/EruofIiqQdA



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RE: Flies back in!
04/12/10 4:32 AM

I hope you put the correct color of lock-tite on the screws. Having one go thru your motor would be a bitch! Its my understanding that the tre mod is the better way to go, you get pretty much the same results as removing the flys but to change it back all you have to do is un plug it!



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Donny


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RE: Flies back in!
04/12/10 8:02 PM

No loctite, the screws went in really tight, there is no play at all, these screws are super tight, and how they'd come out off I don't know as there's no load in there. I still am looking for a map.



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buck20


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RE: Flies back in!
04/14/10 1:55 AM

Its your motor! But with expansion and contraction and vibration they will come out. You need red Loc-tite on those screws. Trust me on this one the threads on those shafts are free running and require some kind of locking feature.


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