Nightrider O2 IED's - Field Test
#2601
RE: IED /XiED Field Tests
Mileage report, Imperial gallons, 89 octane gas, stock engine:
Six samples with XIEDs - 51.90 MPG
Three samples after XIEDs removed - 50.87 MPG
However, the three non XIED samples were 52.48, 51.81 and 48.34. \\; Since the six XEID samples and the first two non-XIED samples exhibited little variance, the 48.34 is considered an unexplained outliar. \\; All riding was conducted in similar road and temperature conditions.
So, rejecting the 48.34, the average for non-XIED becomes 52.14 MPG.
Regret unacceptably small sample size, but I'm not leaving my XIEDs off any longer.
Gary
Six samples with XIEDs - 51.90 MPG
Three samples after XIEDs removed - 50.87 MPG
However, the three non XIED samples were 52.48, 51.81 and 48.34. \\; Since the six XEID samples and the first two non-XIED samples exhibited little variance, the 48.34 is considered an unexplained outliar. \\; All riding was conducted in similar road and temperature conditions.
So, rejecting the 48.34, the average for non-XIED becomes 52.14 MPG.
Regret unacceptably small sample size, but I'm not leaving my XIEDs off any longer.
Gary
#2602
RE: IED /XiED Field Tests
Post 2601 reported my lame attempt at establishing gas mileage XIED vs non-XIED.
With the XIEDs the bike runs perfectly at acceptable temps. Accordingly, I have no real need for SEAC, Stage One Download, or SEII pipes.
My only interest in installing one or more of the above three options would be to get an improvement in gas mileage.
I would appreciate opinions with regard to mileage improvements using one or more of these items.
Regards, Gary \\;
With the XIEDs the bike runs perfectly at acceptable temps. Accordingly, I have no real need for SEAC, Stage One Download, or SEII pipes.
My only interest in installing one or more of the above three options would be to get an improvement in gas mileage.
I would appreciate opinions with regard to mileage improvements using one or more of these items.
Regards, Gary \\;
#2603
#2604
RE: Nightrider O2 IED's - Field Test
ORIGINAL: spmullen
Glens My original temperature data was taken with thermocouples. This was not repeatable by the average rider. Riders on this forum developed their own IR thermometer protocol, which they used to document in great detail the expected temperature drops. I appreciate the hard work of these riders.
Glens My original temperature data was taken with thermocouples. This was not repeatable by the average rider. Riders on this forum developed their own IR thermometer protocol, which they used to document in great detail the expected temperature drops. I appreciate the hard work of these riders.
#2605
RE: IED /XiED Field Tests
ORIGINAL: orthorep
I just removed my Xieds tonight.Over the weekend I noticed ping on hard acceleration, popping on decell.Did no want to risk damage.Installed pciii from Fuel moto waiting to see if that cures it.
I just removed my Xieds tonight.Over the weekend I noticed ping on hard acceleration, popping on decell.Did no want to risk damage.Installed pciii from Fuel moto waiting to see if that cures it.
#2606
#2607
RE: IED /XiED Field Tests
I have basically the same setup you have.It runs real good with the XIED as I imagine yours did before this weekend.Sounds like you may have developed a leak in your intake.That would account for the pinging and popping both the possible results of a very lean condition.
#2610
Simple Question - Spark Plugs
I have been following this thread and purchased my IED's last week. Question for everyone with IED's...What spark plugs are you using, brand and model? The dealer had put in a cooler plug on my back some time back to reduce some pinging....I'm wondering if I should go back to stock plug now.