poor running with PC111 and termis - Page 2

JPM · 29-Jul-2005, 16:20

JHP (John Hackett Performance) otherwise known as Ducati Coventry, as you guessed Coventry, although John's dyno is back at the lodge.

Tel:- 02476 335300

itexuk · 29-Jul-2005, 16:29

Try some of the other maps for 748R on the Power Comander site, you might find they suit your bike's set up

749er · 03-Aug-2005, 01:56

Quote:

Originally posted by TP
749er have a word to Steve at Wraysbury Tyres. If you don't know who he is just tell him you're a DSC member and he'll look after you.

Hi Tony
He sure is, will charge me a nominal fee to swap over a part worn for the rolling road time then put my Diablo back on.

Anyone got any recommendatios for tuners in London/Surrey/Middlesex areas

cheers

Derek

andyb · 03-Aug-2005, 11:12

I dont think the amount of time your bike need to spend on a dyno warrants all the wheel/tyre swapping.

Your probably talking 3-4 power runs. I would suggest that will do less harm than your trip to the pub.

Twinfan · 03-Aug-2005, 11:16

3 or 4 power runs? It's more than that for a proper map with part throttle mapping etc. You're looking at 3 hours on the dyno, so I would get a part worn tyre

andyb · 03-Aug-2005, 11:20

Your avving a laugh. Bog std749 with just a termi..........something a reputable dyno operator has done a million times..........3-4 runs max.

Twinfan · 03-Aug-2005, 12:16

3 or 4 runs to do mapping at 5% throttle intervals? I think you're the one having a giraffe mate! Even if they've done a similar thing before, every bike is different. They may well have starting point, but it will need tweaking.

chris999 · 03-Aug-2005, 19:07

andyb · 03-Aug-2005, 20:37

Utter *rap. If you want to spend 3 hours on a dyno repeating what hes done so often then you pay the money thats your option.

Have you had your bike done then? Ask them that have had it dynoed. Ask them what happened. Ask the result.

By all means if you have an 1100cc big cammed ported big valved singing and dancing hybrid, go for it.

Mickey mouse std 749 999? that all thats needed to get it right.

Twinfan · 04-Aug-2005, 10:49

Fair enough - just going by what I'd heard/read...

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29-Jul-2005, 16:20	#11
JPM Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 5,682 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: NW England Mood: Soon my pet, soon JHP (John Hackett Performance) otherwise known as Ducati Coventry, as you guessed Coventry, although John's dyno is back at the lodge. Tel:- 02476 335300 Reply

29-Jul-2005, 16:29	#12
itexuk Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 355 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Taunton, Somerset Mood: Great Try some of the other maps for 748R on the Power Comander site, you might find they suit your bike's set up Reply

03-Aug-2005, 11:12	#14
andyb Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 6,720 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: northampton Mood: Has change happened...must of missed it! I dont think the amount of time your bike need to spend on a dyno warrants all the wheel/tyre swapping. Your probably talking 3-4 power runs. I would suggest that will do less harm than your trip to the pub. Reply

03-Aug-2005, 11:16	#15
Twinfan Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,773 Join Date: May 2004 Mood: Proud to own a Ducati :0) 3 or 4 power runs? It's more than that for a proper map with part throttle mapping etc. You're looking at 3 hours on the dyno, so I would get a part worn tyre Reply

03-Aug-2005, 11:20	#16
andyb Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 6,720 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: northampton Mood: Has change happened...must of missed it! Your avving a laugh. Bog std749 with just a termi..........something a reputable dyno operator has done a million times..........3-4 runs max. Reply

03-Aug-2005, 12:16	#17
Twinfan Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,773 Join Date: May 2004 Mood: Proud to own a Ducati :0) 3 or 4 runs to do mapping at 5% throttle intervals? I think you're the one having a giraffe mate! Even if they've done a similar thing before, every bike is different. They may well have starting point, but it will need tweaking. Reply

03-Aug-2005, 19:07	#18
chris999 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 359 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: newton abbot Mood: red and proud !!!! Reply

04-Aug-2005, 10:49	#20
Twinfan Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,773 Join Date: May 2004 Mood: Proud to own a Ducati :0) Fair enough - just going by what I'd heard/read... Reply