Fitted more free flowing exhaust to 2008 bandit 1250 and now it runs rich down low revs, ok mid to high revs
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Fitted more free flowing exhaust to 2008 bandit 1250 and now it runs rich down low revs, ok mid to high revs
runs rich up to 3000 rpm but ok mid to high revs
bike shop told me to fit a power commander
Can a bike shop remap on a computer before you fit a comander and whats the better brand to buy
advice from people who have experience in this area would be good
bike shop told me to fit a power commander
Can a bike shop remap on a computer before you fit a comander and whats the better brand to buy
advice from people who have experience in this area would be good
stan2nz- Posts : 36
Join date : 2017-03-25
Re: Fitted more free flowing exhaust to 2008 bandit 1250 and now it runs rich down low revs, ok mid to high revs
First question.
How do you know its rich?
Second question.
What air cleaner?
Asking to ensure you're not chasing a problem thats not there or masking another problem
How do you know its rich?
Second question.
What air cleaner?
Asking to ensure you're not chasing a problem thats not there or masking another problem
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Re: Fitted more free flowing exhaust to 2008 bandit 1250 and now it runs rich down low revs, ok mid to high revs
It wont be rich low down but very lean. Ive worked with these a fair bit now, flash is the way to go. Fit a K&N filter, cut the lid off the airbox cover and tell the dyno guy to shut the secondrys down over 5k rpm and turn off the O2 sensor then unplug it.
Bang 30% more power.
Bang 30% more power.
NZspokes- Posts : 400
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Re: Fitted more free flowing exhaust to 2008 bandit 1250 and now it runs rich down low revs, ok mid to high revs
That's all ,just an end can ,every thing else is stock ?
gus- Posts : 6176
Join date : 2010-11-23
Age : 73
Location : Cygnet ,Tasmania
Re: Fitted more free flowing exhaust to 2008 bandit 1250 and now it runs rich down low revs, ok mid to high revs
On Phil tainton racing's dyno it sure doesnt look lean to me, stock is the red line.
can be found here
https://www.ptr.com.au/bandit-1250/
can be found here
https://www.ptr.com.au/bandit-1250/
Bill & Ted- Posts : 71
Join date : 2017-07-18
Location : Wangaratta, Vic
everything is stock apart from muffler
i know its running rich as the internal of pipe is black and very sooty, when u rev it rich vapor comes out amd u can smell the fuel
put standard muffler on and its back to normal
im wondering what type of power comander have people found that works best to manually adjust fuel mapping
put standard muffler on and its back to normal
im wondering what type of power comander have people found that works best to manually adjust fuel mapping
stan2nz- Posts : 36
Join date : 2017-03-25
Re: Fitted more free flowing exhaust to 2008 bandit 1250 and now it runs rich down low revs, ok mid to high revs
Hey Stan,
I have a Dobeck controller from Holeshot Performance. Bike runs fine. Check out the website.
I have a Dobeck controller from Holeshot Performance. Bike runs fine. Check out the website.
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Re: Fitted more free flowing exhaust to 2008 bandit 1250 and now it runs rich down low revs, ok mid to high revs
What make of can did fit ?
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