Power Commander 5 Info Please

Started by Krandall, January 28, 2009, 12:47:51 PM

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Peelz

drill hole in header, weld on nut...done.
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preddy08

Quote from: PeelsSE2 on February 02, 2009, 11:06:29 AM
drill hole in header, weld on nut...done.

Fine, I'll say it. Its called a "BungHole"
Just a little 81hp trail bike.


Peelz

Quote from: preddy08 on February 02, 2009, 12:06:42 PM
Quote from: PeelsSE2 on February 02, 2009, 11:06:29 AM
drill hole in header, weld on nut...done.

Fine, I'll say it. Its called a "BungHole"


LOL you said bung. :lol:

I was going to say that anyways. But you know these forum nerds. :lol:
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tonyrt44

Yes it is a bung hole :lol:, and it should be 12-16" from the engine head to overcome the single cylinder reversion effects.
installation should be angeled correctly to prolong the sensor service life.

here is my raptor drag pipe with a bung welded to it.


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What's Single Cylinder Reversion ?


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Peelz

Quote from: Krandall on February 03, 2009, 08:56:03 AM
What's Single Cylinder Reversion ?

Only heard this term when referring to turbos:

negative pressure pulse (vacuum) in the turbo manifold that is drawn back into the combustion cylinder(reversion).     ???
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tonyrt44

Quote from: Krandall on February 03, 2009, 08:56:03 AM
What's Single Cylinder Reversion ?

Due to intake/exhaust overlap, and during intake stroke, the piston will suck some fresh air throught the muffler tip, which will mislead the sensor readings. So O2 sensor must be installed as close as possible to the engine, but not less than 12" due to exhaust gas temps.

IN SIMPLE WORDS, exhaust gas pulses are a good evidence of reversion.
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Peelz

Quote from: tonyrt44 on February 03, 2009, 11:42:22 AM
Quote from: Krandall on February 03, 2009, 08:56:03 AM
What's Single Cylinder Reversion ?

Due to intake/exhaust overlap, and during intake stroke, the piston will suck some fresh air throught the muffler tip, which will mislead the sensor readings. So O2 sensor must be installed as close as possible to the engine, but not less than 12" due to exhaust gas temps.

IN SIMPLE WORDS, exhaust gas pulses are a good evidence of reversion.

Ok gotcha!  Thanks for the explanation.
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SprinterX

Quote from: tonyrt44 on February 03, 2009, 12:47:35 AM
Yes it is a bung hole :lol:, and it should be 12-16" from the engine head to overcome the single cylinder reversion effects.
installation should be angeled correctly to prolong the sensor service life.

here is my raptor drag pipe with a bung welded to it.




Hey, that's a nice looking bung hole you have there, LOL.
08 Raptor 700

RE +1 head, X4 cam, TQS 11.5 piston, KDS +3 TB & evac, FCI,
Barkers duals, PC5 with A/T, Dyna Programmable, DL700 tune.
+2 I-Shock arms, Rock axle, reworked shocks, GTT link, +4 oem ext'd swinger
Elka Sys5 Dampner, Fasst Flexx on Rox anti-vibe risers, TT HIDs
Razr2 on HiPers, Skat 21/12/8 8pdl extremes, Sandstar frts
Roll bumper, PA guards/nerfs/skids

Peelz

Quote from: SprinterX on February 03, 2009, 11:51:14 AM
Quote from: tonyrt44 on February 03, 2009, 12:47:35 AM
Yes it is a bung hole :lol:, and it should be 12-16" from the engine head to overcome the single cylinder reversion effects.
installation should be angeled correctly to prolong the sensor service life.

here is my raptor drag pipe with a bung welded to it.




Hey, that's a nice looking bung hole you have there, LOL.

he gets it reamed daily. :lol:
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so its def a smart idea to go with the pcV if someone were going to get a big 3(smaller, around same price, and has many more options if u want them down the road)?? pretty much for the same reason for goin with barkers > everything else (always leve yourself room to breath later)

u can get the auto tune kit later and install it later, after u have already purchaced the pcV?

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Krandall

I swear you do this just to tease us steve.  :lol:


Do you know what the main difference is between the PCv and the PCIII as far as connections?

Does the 5 just have extra for the LCD display on the 09's? ???


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SprinterX

Not sure if I missed it but what's the status for retrofitting the PC5/Autotuner to the earlier 700s?
08 Raptor 700

RE +1 head, X4 cam, TQS 11.5 piston, KDS +3 TB & evac, FCI,
Barkers duals, PC5 with A/T, Dyna Programmable, DL700 tune.
+2 I-Shock arms, Rock axle, reworked shocks, GTT link, +4 oem ext'd swinger
Elka Sys5 Dampner, Fasst Flexx on Rox anti-vibe risers, TT HIDs
Razr2 on HiPers, Skat 21/12/8 8pdl extremes, Sandstar frts
Roll bumper, PA guards/nerfs/skids