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This winter I need to do something about my fuel injection I was looking at some different systems but not sure what to get. I saw the Techlusions system for 150, how well does this work or is it worth the extra $$ for the yosh or PCII. I also know of a used Yosh R421 for $200 what you opion
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Can you get a Computer near the bike? PCII is the most configurable. $259 new
Got mates with FI Suzuki's? You can all share the Yosh box. $200 SH
Only have to richen up the mixture and lean it out anywhere? TFI. $150"I spent most of my money on Scotch, women and cigarettes. The rest I just wasted" -
I need to get the comp near the bike? Not unless I take the bike in the living room, I thought you could program it then put it in your bike
Don't have many friends with zuks but I may change thier minds
War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself.Comment
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i've got the TFI, and it works fine for me. Yeah the PCII is way more adjustable, but for me I just didn't want to have to play with all the maps and stuff. The TFI is basically a Yosh box that stays on the bike (you just can't lean out the TFI, it only richens). my $.02TL1000S - M4 full system, TFi, Airbox mod, TRE, PAIR Valve removal, Galfer SS Lines, TLR 6-pot callipers, Barnett Clutch Springs (not installed), Bitubo (not purchased)
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The PCII has to be on the bike to have power to program it. I use about 45' of cables plugged together to reach half way across my house with no problems. Some shops may have a device that can program it off the bike. They do come preloaded with a map when you buy it. But you may want to change maps later. I had mine remapped with the Yoshi box and didn't like how it ran. Much better performance from the PCII.Common sense is not very common.Comment
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or find someone who will let you use their laptop computer for an hour or so... i have a buddy who borrowed one to PCII his Ducati and it work great. "Take it to the bike"Gap Mod, N2Wheelies undertray, fan-switch, Bitubo shock, Chewy's spacers, Riflemans 1/5 turn throttle
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You can also buy a cheap palm pilot that will work with an adapter for power:
Palm Software
Adapter for Palm
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i have a color palm pilot built into my phone, i just downloaded the software so we'll see how it works.
2001 TL1000R
Carbon Kevlar gsxr1000 solo tail w/ r6 taillights/hammerit tlr/r kit/ full yosh w/ carbon cans/ attack rearsets/ hermit dragon exhaust hangars/Stainless braided brakelines front and back/ EBC HH pads/ BMC race filter/ PC2/ metzler sporttech tires/ carbon here and there/ racelite fairingstay/ Olhins steering damper/ Polished frame, swingarm, subframe................STILL A PILE OF SHIT
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I use my palm all the time to update maps and it works just fine. Much better than the days of standing over my bike with a laptop. Although I must say I sure got a lot of curious looks when I had my laptop connected to my bike
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You can get a 9V attachment to bring the PCII to your computer. This way you do not need the bikes power supply to power the PCII. I like my PCII a lot. Now I can play all I want and act like I know what I am doing. Plus it will help with the air box mods I plan to do this winter.
Too long of a cable and it won't work. Signal will become distorted and no longer be digital.Comment
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