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I wasn't aware that our bikes had an O2 sensor. Do we? I guess the newer EFI models might. :-)
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Should be Riding
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yeah, they're for the EFI models
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I have them fitted to my 2009 america and they work great. I also have a power commander fitted which is a great improvement.
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2009 Triumph America
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1983 Honda CX650 Eurosport
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Quote:
I have them fitted to my 2009 america and they work great. I also have a power commander fitted which is a great improvement.
I don't really want to go to the expense of a power commander but I believe removing the sensors (properly) improves throttle response, apart from getting rid of those unsightly wires. Have you tried the eliminators without the PC? The reason I originally asked about the Ebay items was because there is a post on the Triumph Rat site about using resistors. It's way beyond me but was not conclusive anyway. The ones on Ebay seemed too good to be true.
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Aren't the resistors for the Air Injection only?
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