O2 Sensor Inline Enrichment Device
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02-13-2008 | 01:23 PM
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RE: O2 Sensor Inline Enrichment Device
ORIGINAL: Trotter
LMAO ... Some of the other Tuning devices will do the same thing and they don't even realize it..LOL...They think it's running fine... LOL....But that what keeps me in bussiness.."Only POP'a every now and Then" ... LOL
LMAO ... Some of the other Tuning devices will do the same thing and they don't even realize it..LOL...They think it's running fine... LOL....But that what keeps me in bussiness.."Only POP'a every now and Then" ... LOL
So, what's the verdict, in laymen's terms, are these IED's $hit or should we try 'em out? I have stg1 download, hi-flow A/C and Cycleshacks slip-ons.BTW, Kricke, I relate well to swedes! My grandpa is from Jarvso!
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02-13-2008 | 02:21 PM
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RE: O2 Sensor Inline Enrichment Device
Labfreak, I would recommend them for you. The stage1 download fattens up the open loop part of the fuel map (cold engine, 50%WOT and above). The closed loop section of the map would still be at the 14.7 AFR. Using the IEDs you could fatten the closed loop section to 14.2 AFR which would help with a fully warmed up idle and cruising down the highway.
If you had a sert, you can do the same thing as the IEDs by increasing the closed loop bias voltage. Since you don't, then the IEDs are a good idea (IMHO).
If you had a sert, you can do the same thing as the IEDs by increasing the closed loop bias voltage. Since you don't, then the IEDs are a good idea (IMHO).
#23
02-13-2008 | 02:25 PM
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RE: O2 Sensor Inline Enrichment Device
Yes, they are a good cheap engine investment and the work good but not as amiracle..
I'm not trying to put Stephen out of buisnessby saying it is not hard to make these your self, of course with out the plug and play feature. But for a couple of hobby hours in your garage and resistors for about 5$ (small guess compared with my cost here in sweden for four small resistors) you all with the thumbs attached right on your hands can make your own enricherners...
I can't figure out how to publish a picture on the schematic of this "device" but if some one wants it and can publish it here(I have permission from Stephen to use this in forums)..
//K
I'm not trying to put Stephen out of buisnessby saying it is not hard to make these your self, of course with out the plug and play feature. But for a couple of hobby hours in your garage and resistors for about 5$ (small guess compared with my cost here in sweden for four small resistors) you all with the thumbs attached right on your hands can make your own enricherners...
I can't figure out how to publish a picture on the schematic of this "device" but if some one wants it and can publish it here(I have permission from Stephen to use this in forums)..
//K
#24
02-13-2008 | 02:34 PM
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RE: O2 Sensor Inline Enrichment Device
dklozik wrote: This might be a great under $50 mod, if figured out
http://www.nightrider.com/biketech/h...olt_divide.htm
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02-13-2008 | 02:45 PM
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RE: O2 Sensor Inline Enrichment Device
Just not quite enough.....
ORIGINAL: ssls6
Labfreak, I would recommend them for you. The stage1 download fattens up the open loop part of the fuel map (cold engine, 50%WOT and above). The closed loop section of the map would still be at the 14.7 AFR. Using the IEDs you could fatten the closed loop section to 14.2 AFR which would help with a fully warmed up idle and cruising down the highway.
If you had a sert, you can do the same thing as the IEDs by increasing the closed loop bias voltage. Since you don't, then the IEDs are a good idea (IMHO).
Labfreak, I would recommend them for you. The stage1 download fattens up the open loop part of the fuel map (cold engine, 50%WOT and above). The closed loop section of the map would still be at the 14.7 AFR. Using the IEDs you could fatten the closed loop section to 14.2 AFR which would help with a fully warmed up idle and cruising down the highway.
If you had a sert, you can do the same thing as the IEDs by increasing the closed loop bias voltage. Since you don't, then the IEDs are a good idea (IMHO).
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02-13-2008 | 02:54 PM
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RE: O2 Sensor Inline Enrichment Device
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Just not quite enough.....
Just not quite enough.....
ORIGINAL: ssls6
Labfreak, I would recommend them for you. The stage1 download fattens up the open loop part of the fuel map (cold engine, 50%WOT and above). The closed loop section of the map would still be at the 14.7 AFR. Using the IEDs you could fatten the closed loop section to 14.2 AFR which would help with a fully warmed up idle and cruising down the highway.
If you had a sert, you can do the same thing as the IEDs by increasing the closed loop bias voltage. Since you don't, then the IEDs are a good idea (IMHO).
Labfreak, I would recommend them for you. The stage1 download fattens up the open loop part of the fuel map (cold engine, 50%WOT and above). The closed loop section of the map would still be at the 14.7 AFR. Using the IEDs you could fatten the closed loop section to 14.2 AFR which would help with a fully warmed up idle and cruising down the highway.
If you had a sert, you can do the same thing as the IEDs by increasing the closed loop bias voltage. Since you don't, then the IEDs are a good idea (IMHO).
#30
02-14-2008 | 02:14 PM
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RE: O2 Sensor Inline Enrichment Device
I went ahead and ordered them, $69.99 seems like they are worth a try, I'll report back after install, but will probably take it to the techncal forum, thanks to all for your help/knowledge.
BTW some folks are geting some good results with these IED's over in the Tech Forum:
https://www.hdforums.com/m_2836828/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm
BTW some folks are geting some good results with these IED's over in the Tech Forum:
https://www.hdforums.com/m_2836828/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm