Picking up bike after SERT Install
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Picking up bike after SERT Install
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Well today I am picking up my SG after I installed my TD Rineharts and having my dealer install the SERT. They don't have a dyno yet, however I am guessing they installed a baseline map like you download off PCIII's website. Other than breaking up under WOT is there anything I should be looking for? I know popping is normal and can be adjusted out. We are going to a long ride Sat so I guess I could check the gas mileage?
Well today I am picking up my SG after I installed my TD Rineharts and having my dealer install the SERT. They don't have a dyno yet, however I am guessing they installed a baseline map like you download off PCIII's website. Other than breaking up under WOT is there anything I should be looking for? I know popping is normal and can be adjusted out. We are going to a long ride Sat so I guess I could check the gas mileage?
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RE: Picking up bike after SERT Install
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Gents,
Well today I am picking up my SG after I installed my TD Rineharts and having my dealer install the SERT. They don't have a dyno yet, however I am guessing they installed a baseline map like you download off PCIII's website. Other than breaking up under WOT is there anything I should be looking for? I know popping is normal and can be adjusted out. We are going to a long ride Sat so I guess I could check the gas mileage?
Gents,
Well today I am picking up my SG after I installed my TD Rineharts and having my dealer install the SERT. They don't have a dyno yet, however I am guessing they installed a baseline map like you download off PCIII's website. Other than breaking up under WOT is there anything I should be looking for? I know popping is normal and can be adjusted out. We are going to a long ride Sat so I guess I could check the gas mileage?
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06-15-2006, 07:08 PM
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