My 02 954 has 16,000 on it, a Power Commander III usb, and a Micron slip on. It is not even close to doing a power wheelie in 2nd gear. I can't even do a sitting 2nd gear clutch wheelie if I have a full tank of gas. The guy I bought it from (in january) said that it was Dyno'd, tuned, and mapped to the pipe. I have no experience with power commanders or maps. It didn't come with a manual, cd-rom, or usb cable. All I know it that the the fuel light on the PC is all the way at the bottom (-).Though I only get around 38mpg riding to and from work. Any ideas???
If it only needs to be dyno'd and mapped, does anyone know how much that should cost?

 

something is very wrong if you cant clutch up in secon, i can lay on the tank and clutch in second. get that thing checked out

 

I saw your post saying 105 an hour for a dyno run. How many hours did your tuning take? My bike runs perfectly fine, it's just slow. Never get any popping in the exhaust but it's not making that great of gas mileage either

 

my mechanic that i use that has an in-house dynojet dyno charges a flat $275.00 for power commander tuning! he is very good!

 

i paid 105 the guys i went to squeezed all the hp they could out of my motor. im only putting 107 to the wheel but that number really doesnt matter seeing how all dynos read diff. i gained a total of 8 hp from a slip on and a pcIII, now thats a huge gain oh and it only took a hour

 

For anyone in Chicagoland, DGY Motorsports in Downers Grove does FREE dyno runs every Friday from 7-9p.

 

Don't know why I didn't think of it before, but I'm just going to unhook the PCIII and test that out. Though I don't know exactly how to unhook it. Can anyone guide me on this?

 

unhooking your PCIII is easy.. remove the upper bolts on your gas tank, remove your main seat. You should be able to hinge up the gas tank and you'll find the harness there. Just remove the PC and reconnect the factory harnesses. Then remove the negative ground from your battery. At leas this is how mine and all the others I have seen mounted on 954's have been run.. Good luck.. Also if you go to the PC web site you can find old maps for the 954 that cover some aftermarket Air filters and exhausts..

 

What should the mpg be around?