low end engine lag
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You can go on the Powercommander web site and go to the animated tutorials to get a detail explaination. All you have to do is plug into your PCIII, establish connection with the unit (Key on and Switch to run), go to Powercommander tools, select throttle position and click the < Key. Your display will show 0% at idle. Now your throttle is recalibrated. You can do this with the bike on or off. I wanted a true setting so I did it with the bike running.
You can go on the Powercommander web site and go to the animated tutorials to get a detail explaination. All you have to do is plug into your PCIII, establish connection with the unit (Key on and Switch to run), go to Powercommander tools, select throttle position and click the < Key. Your display will show 0% at idle. Now your throttle is recalibrated. You can do this with the bike on or off. I wanted a true setting so I did it with the bike running.
I just need to take some time this winter when things slow down and take a close look at everything the PC can do.
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i dont know if anyone is looking for or knows where to find a pc3, but i got mine from the honda shop. i highly advise that no one does the same. it was 390$, ouch. the next day i found it at dennis kirk for 316 plus free shipping. just to let you all know
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ok, so i got the pc3 installed. now, im a little clueless. i installed a jardine slip-on and that is all of the performance stuff that it has recieved. so back to the low end engine lag...what am i going to have to adjust to get it to run properly?
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I'd suggest downloading maps for other slip ons and try them out. Still unsure why your bike lugs. Can you do a burnout on your bike? If so, then next time you launch pretend that you're doing a burnout only don't squeeze the brake.