first thoughts - AF1 chip
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first thoughts - AF1 chip
courtesy of some judicious buying over the last few weeks, I swopped my Fuel cans and chip over today
Now, I was not expecting the chip to make a difference - nor the cans - but
I noticed something today while having a blast - wtf has happened at about6750 revs?
(I have a power commander so really was not expecting any changes - and I think there should not have been any changes should there?)
below 6500 revs the bike is pretty much as normal - the PC was doing its job and no lumpiness - seemed to be ticking over a little faster, but nothing too much. BUT hit 6750 and oh my - the bike took off like a scalded cat. (I was "following" a fireblade at the time - I am not certain who was more surprised by the pick up and go)
I do not know if anyone else is running one of these chips and can confirm what I found - but I would be interested to find out
(Some of the change may well have been down to the cans - I was using the "vented" baffle btw, but it was a very noticible change)
Now, I was not expecting the chip to make a difference - nor the cans - but
I noticed something today while having a blast - wtf has happened at about6750 revs?
(I have a power commander so really was not expecting any changes - and I think there should not have been any changes should there?)
below 6500 revs the bike is pretty much as normal - the PC was doing its job and no lumpiness - seemed to be ticking over a little faster, but nothing too much. BUT hit 6750 and oh my - the bike took off like a scalded cat. (I was "following" a fireblade at the time - I am not certain who was more surprised by the pick up and go)
I do not know if anyone else is running one of these chips and can confirm what I found - but I would be interested to find out
(Some of the change may well have been down to the cans - I was using the "vented" baffle btw, but it was a very noticible change)
Let's face it, you wouldn't go to a nurse to get good advice on a problem with a Falco - you'd choose an Engineer or a mechanic...
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Interesting. Disconect the PCIII and see what it does then.
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Re: first thoughts - AF1 chip
Not bad for a freebie, eh?Aladinsaneuk wrote:courtesy of some judicious buying over the last few weeks

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in short
twinnut has been clearing out a few old pieces of falco stuff
and I have bought some of the parts - and one of the parts that was aquired as a part of one deal was an AF1 chip.. and I have to say I am impressed
(I could disable the PC3 but.. I think I will leave it for now!)
twinnut has been clearing out a few old pieces of falco stuff
and I have bought some of the parts - and one of the parts that was aquired as a part of one deal was an AF1 chip.. and I have to say I am impressed
(I could disable the PC3 but.. I think I will leave it for now!)
Let's face it, you wouldn't go to a nurse to get good advice on a problem with a Falco - you'd choose an Engineer or a mechanic...