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M4 and Power Commander FC?


Leo Vannucci

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Leo Vannucci

Hi guys,

 

 

So I went ahead and pulled the trigger on an M4 slip on and a Power Commander FC (fuel controller). Does anybody own both these things? I would like to know which of the pre-loaded maps corresponds to this settings:

 

M4 slip on + stock filter + snorkel removed

 

Thanks!

 

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Leo Vannucci

Anyone? I bought the Power Commander assuming it was the most used system...

 

the thing thing is that none of the maps have my specs which are:

 

M4 slip on + K&N filter + snorkel removed

 

Any ideas?

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Bigturbomax

Youre probably gonna have to go to a dyno man. Very few people use the power comander FC. Most people are using the power commander 5, ecu flash or some of us still using EJK(like myself).

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Leo Vannucci
40 minutes ago, Bigturbomax said:

Youre probably gonna have to go to a dyno man. Very few people use the power comander FC. Most people are using the power commander 5, ecu flash or some of us still using EJK(like myself).

The Power Commander V maps are the same maps for the FC.

 

There isn’t a dyno place here that specialises on motorcycles so I’m by myself.

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On 7/27/2018 at 9:12 AM, Leo Vannucci said:

The Power Commander V maps are the same maps for the FC.

 

There isn’t a dyno place here that specialises on motorcycles so I’m by myself.

With the exception of timing maps. I don't believe the Power Commander FC supports timing adjustments like the PCV does. Like turbomax said most of us are using PCV or FTECU and I've not really heard of anyone using the PC fuel controller on the FZ so that explains the lack of help we can provide. The better setup for you since you don't have a nearby dyno shop like myself would have been the PCV along with their autotune, or the FTECU system with their autotune.

 

You might give dynojet a call and tell them your setup and see what they say.

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Try using any map applicable to the K&N filter and aftermarket exhaust system. It won't be too far out and will work fine.

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10 hours ago, stickshift said:

Try using any map applicable to the K&N filter and aftermarket exhaust system. It won't be too far out and will work fine.

Yes, I agree.

Craig Mapstone
Upstate New York

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