9, Every human is a snowflake. Every bike is a snowflake. Every pipe is a snowflake. One assembled snowflake will not match the same genes as another human. You more luck out with a downloaded map. As you can see buy the results, you should expect something like this.
What I was trying to explain, I could not keep the same fuel trim setting. I change injector sizes, change back to having the subs flowing in the way. I swapped back to stock pipes. That right there, are 3 changes with 3 to 5 variables that pop up, you have to clean away with each mod.
When the subs or original throttle body was reinstalled, the power came back, the grunt was gone, the stumble kicked in. Here, I am not used to a lag with the flies out. With flies in, I have to clean that stumble away. I had to blend both the low speed and accelerator pot to both dial in a decent accel, and have the low less rich, I see the wide band turn more rich with a turn of either screw.
In other words, you had to tune the bike as if you were making map so someone could download it. But, why? Will that snowflake map work with your day's weather like it HAD TO make a map in that day's weather? Tuning is somewhat a science. You need to bring back your basic level physics to understand the line on the graft.
Say you look up and find a bunch of numbers on a map. Here is how I think the map works. You blue highlight the 6 thru 9 grid blocks, subtract all the numbers once or twice? Take a pull, see where that line drops onto now? I've never done it, but I am guessing that is how simple it is to move the fuel trim on the map.
Do you see how much off that line is now, 9? When they even line bore the holes for the cam or crank, this can throw off the engines in minute degrees. Does not take much for the air flow to wreck havoc on a map. So, do we have a snowflake valve cut that is not as deep or the angle is off in such a small move, you are cutting hairs are the slight changes to a map made by one bike.
WTFactor that in you pull a map off the net, it's close as a Jeffo map. I can see how you did gain in pipe. The map gained with the pipe combo whatever, that map could help with power or gain in HP trimming since it was made for said pipe. You have to have that snowflake bike of yours tell you what numbers that bike breathes better at.
Imagine Jeffo taking a guess at that red dotted line with everyone's combination. Think about it. I was being nice. I am being really nice about it now. WTF = Why The Fun is in the tuning out the facts from friction stir up the pot.
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