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Old 15-Aug-2006, 14:45   #1
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It might be cheaper then to fly Neil spalding over from Sigma performance UK with his handheld unit for the FIM and adjust it for you !! He can get an easy jet flight for pennies ?
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Old 15-Aug-2006, 14:55   #2
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with the power commander option, you could start off with a base map, then do your dyno runs, but you dont mention which dyno it is he has ?
If its the 250 model, it will enable you to upload directly after a run, with the optimum map, taking into account the co readings etc.

If its not, then you will have to spend a lot more time doing runs, analysing your info and adjusting the map in increments, in order to get it right.

I have an FIM chip in my 996, and its does need tweaking, as it runs lean on the over run, so bear in mind that these chips do not solve all the problems, each engine / bike is slightly diff.
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Old 16-Aug-2006, 09:16   #3
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I work her as engineer for some private jets so why should i ask someone to slum it on easyjet when i could send one of the jets for them.

Operational costs for the jet are similar to a duke anyway at around $5000 an hour.

I still think the PC is the better option for my situation but given the choice and if i were in the UK then id probably go FIM.
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Old 16-Aug-2006, 14:12   #4
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So realistically speaking..you've answered your own question then ?
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Old 16-Aug-2006, 14:25   #5
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You never know if someone out there is able to provide a less than legitimate answer via private message. If yiou know what i mean
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Old 16-Aug-2006, 17:17   #6
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I know what you mean
I guess the PC is your best option then right now
let us know how you get on
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