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Kev's mod for the O2-controller - XT660Z
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As a big fan and owner from the first T�n�r�'s i was riding once the new XT660Z T�n�r� a year ago........the injection pushed me a fat smile in my face......on paper there was just 5 PS differce - but on the bike it was feeled much more. So i bought also one and rided it out - all finest except the pulling which was sometimes a bit jerking (with the old machines that's normal but on the new one i was expecting more). I don't want to put a PowerCommander under my as& - it must be possible with a more "natural" way that comes out from the machine itself. After some researches i found Kev's O2-controller - expected a bit less pulling - but the result blowed me away. The machine is running so fine on any height over sea and the pulling was reduced extremely up to nothing. I like to thank Kev (and did already personal via message) for his superb work - it's genius, that he's not just "pumped up the engine-values" - and it's useful on any speed. If i'm mounting another exhaust i'll definitely also buy Kev's Mod - but with the original exhaust the O2-controller is just perfect. Enjoy also your rides :109: and regards from Switzerland Andy |
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Thanks for your feedback Andy, it is nice to hear riders personel feeback from my mods in different parts of the world.
These 660 are tuned for emission control & are way to lean causing part throttle surging, correcting the open & closed loop fuel maps improves HP/Torque + better fuel economy, most riders think an A/F ratio of 14.7:1 controlled by the O2 sensor closed loop circuit gives the best consumption, the real world facts are it doesn't the best power to fuel consumption is around 13.6:1 to 13.8:1 which is where my O2 controller keeps the closed loop mapping at. |
Brilliant, I can only agree, it turned my bike from a camel in traffic into the great fun bike it should be. Thanks Kev!!!
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Thanks guys. I still look & think about modifying bikes everyday of my life:stirpot:
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Kev mod, stage 3 air, slip on etc
I just bought a Tenere -11. It got Leo Vince slip on exhaust but I would like to improve my new baby a little more. The Kev mod and Stage 3 air are what I am thinkin of. Will this 3 mods be a good combination?
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Of the three mods you mention, the exhaust swap is actually the least economic in terms of improvement in performance against cost (but you've done it already! ;) . Changing the system (getting rid of the cat) will make a difference to the performance, but only a small one compared with fuelling and breathing mods; it’s more about weight-saving, aesthetics and sound. The three most productive/economic mods to do, which will smooth out your ride, increase and broaden the spread of power are and sharpen up throttle response are: 1) Kev mod (fuelling) - http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=11641 Fits all years XTX XTR XTZ 2004 to present. 2) DNA filters (stage 2 or 3) - http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=9636 3) O2 Controller - http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=20381 Fits all years XTX XTR XTZ from 2007 to present with O2 sensor. The above trio of mods will really transform your Tenere for really not that much of a financial outlay. They will all work well with your Leo Vince exhaust. |
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These guys are the best, they have transformed my XT into a real fun bike!!
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If adding these three mods on my Tenere - will the bike need remapping/adjustments? Are there anywhere these three mods can be ordered together, or do I need to order them from seperate dealers? |
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