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 Re: Dyno Information
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Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 2,671 Likes: 15
Loquacious
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Loquacious
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 2,671 Likes: 15 |
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...is it better to be rich or lean...
Depends on how one defines "better", & under what conditions.
No matter how your bike is tuned on the dyno, on the road the A/F ratio will fluctuate with throttle position, load, temperature, altitude, & barometric pressure.
A dyno sweep test shows you A/F basically WOT throughout the range, under a single set of conditions.
The road is much more dynamic.
The above said, I would go to the dedicated bike dyno operator. There is value to getting the testing & tuning done by an operator with substantial bike experience.
A good operator can mean the difference between money well spent, & a waste of time (or worse, BAD tuning).
The bottom line is that if your bike is in the 12 - 14 A/F range on a sweep test perfomed by a competent dyno operator then you're going to be OK.
There are folks here who can help you get there, once you have a decent baseline run & we know what your current settings are. 
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