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Kev 07-06-11 23:36

That's a good idea.

Pleiades 08-06-11 00:16

...and I might copy it. (Mimicry being the highest form of flattery of course!)

Fiddich 10-06-11 17:51

eOK this has probably all been said before I know........
First chance to ride the bike since fitting the DNA st 2 and fuel mod - I was wondering if it would improve the pull at low revs - ie less than 3000rpm. For me I don't think so - I think this fits in with the torque and power curves that you can find on this site. The improvements in torque and power comes above this point I believe.
The general feel of the engine feels smoother at all revs and once the revs climb thats when I felt a big imporovement - yeeeha. I love the improvement in the 3000-6000rpm range - much more eager to get on with it and probably handy for those sticky moments which everybody gets at sometime when getting an overtake slightly wrong.
As I mentioned else where I have the 14th sprocket fitted as well - what a good combination of mods!!!!!!

JMN 10-06-11 18:59

Question for Kev.

I was thinking of mounting the mod on the dash so I could adjust it while riding. For that to be possible I would have to extend the wires. Is it ok to do that or is it a bad idea?

Kev 10-06-11 21:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by JMN (Post 157094)
Question for Kev.

I was thinking of mounting the mod on the dash so I could adjust it while riding. For that to be possible I would have to extend the wires. Is it ok to do that or is it a bad idea?


The mod is 99% water proof so no problem fitting it on the dash.

Kev 10-06-11 21:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fiddich (Post 157083)
eOK this has probably all been said before I know........
First chance to ride the bike since fitting the DNA st 2 and fuel mod - I was wondering if it would improve the pull at low revs - ie less than 3000rpm. For me I don't think so - I think this fits in with the torque and power curves that you can find on this site. The improvements in torque and power comes above this point I believe.
The general feel of the engine feels smoother at all revs and once the revs climb thats when I felt a big imporovement - yeeeha. I love the improvement in the 3000-6000rpm range - much more eager to get on with it and probably handy for those sticky moments which everybody gets at sometime when getting an overtake slightly wrong.
As I mentioned else where I have the 14th sprocket fitted as well - what a good combination of mods!!!!!!

I agree, if you are riding at very small throttle openings IE dirt/trail riding, a 14T front sprocket does help.

Stewie82 21-06-11 14:55

Hi,
I don't understand if with kev mod I need to use also an O2 eliminator or not: can you help me?

Kev 21-06-11 23:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stewie82 (Post 157710)
Hi,
I don't understand if with kev mod I need to use also an O2 eliminator or not: can you help me?

The XTZ runs fine with the O2 sensor connected with my fuel mod, on the XTX & XTR you need my O2 eliminator or Dyno jets emulator, as the XTX & XTR has a more aggressive closed loop mapping.

JMN 22-05-12 14:26

I'm having the wiring loom replaced due to the rectifier issue. Will this affect my FUEL MOD installation? In other words will I need to install it again?

Kev 23-05-12 02:04

If they fit a new loom they will have to remove the fuel mod from the old loom & fit it to the new loom.


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