Hello and Fuel Atv/monsters Map?

[desdak4]

Let me start this by saying hey and you guys have a nice site getting fired up here. It took me a long time to get over here do to vacation. But, I am happy to be here.

Second,
Does anyone out there have a map for the the FUEL ATV Intake and Monsters yet? I have the intake and pipes but need a map.

Thanks,
Jay

[J-HILT]

go on powercommander.com or fuelmotousa and look at their maps..Krandall also has a site..Hit that man up

[desdak4]

Yeah, I have looked at them. the Fuel ATV Intake is pretty new so I guess there aren't many maps out there. I just don't have a dyno in my state and Fuel ATV hasn't gotten back to me on maps so I thought I would take a shot. I know he has sold a bunch and they can't all be big builds.

Jay

[Krandall]

Yeah, I know I don't have any of that intake. anything I'd have you'd end up running a bit lean, You may want to try taking one with simiilar mods and then just increasing fuel across the whole map range by 3-4%

[desdak4]

That's what I am thinking too. I have never tried messing with the PCIII like that but I guess it can't be to awfull hard.

Jay

[Krandall]

That's what I am thinking too. I have never tried messing with the PCIII like that but I guess it can't be to awfull hard.

Jay

Naw, it's not bad. As long as you have the PCIII software, just open up the map you want to modify. do a CTRL+A to select all. And hit page up. Each time you hit page up, you increase the fuel percentage by 1% with whatever is selected.

May not want to modify the 0% throttle position though (idle)

That would be the only one I think I'd leave.

[socalrappy700]

That's what I am thinking too. I have never tried messing with the PCIII like that but I guess it can't be to awfull hard.

Jay

Naw, it's not bad. As long as you have the PCIII software, just open up the map you want to modify. do a CTRL+A to select all. And hit page up. Each time you hit page up, you increase the fuel percentage by 1% with whatever is selected.

May not want to modify the 0% throttle position though (idle)

That would be the only one I think I'd leave.

Thats how I did it.  Worked great. 

[desdak4]

When you say the PCIII software, are you talking about what came with it and is loaded on my laptop or do I have to ahve a disc or something?

If you select all how do you keep from upping the 0%?

Man I wish I had a dyno closer than 450 miles :'(

Jay

[Krandall]

When you say the PCIII software, are you talking about what came with it and is loaded on my laptop or do I have to ahve a disc or something?

If you select all how do you keep from upping the 0%?

Man I wish I had a dyno closer than 450 miles :'(

Jay

Yup the software on your laptop. If you don't want the 0% you can use your mouse. Left click and hold, Highlight everything but the 0% colum.

[desdak4]

I was thinking that would work.

So, you just highlight the entire page(white background) except the 0% and hit page up for 1% at a time? Will my current map be there to stick back in if this fails to work and I have to put the Trinity back on to ride?

Jay

[Krandall]

I would make a copy of the fuel map file first to create a back up.. Then you're all good to go.

[desdak4]

I have the map on my desktop also so I am thinking if I hook up to the PCIII on the bike I will only be messing with the loaded map and the one on my desktop should stay unchanged. Right?

Jay

[Krandall]

It's been a while since I've used the software, but I believe that's correct, as long as you don't use the software to manually open the one that is on your desktop you should be good. May be worth creating a backup on a flash drive for that "just in case" 

[desdak4]

Good idea, thanks again. i will let you guys know what happens. Maybe I will get lucky and Fuel ATV will get back to me with some maps or something to.

Jay

[desdak4]

So, I took a look at the map and noticed it has zeros accross the board untill 1500 RPM. So, do I start uping the fuel at 1500 or do everything except the 0%.

I also have nothing at the highest two ranges and I would guess to leave that alone right?

Thanks,
Jay