WTF? Casualfornow, the boys get excited with one another occasionaly, as you can see, but they mean well.
WATT he means is, Casual, someone can jam the signal 3 ways. The occasional tre story is how one learns basic computer bike theory.
Does your bike 'pop' in 6th when de celerating at about 3500rpm?
See, I've already proved a basic theory of cold air meets hot sonic air and when those two meet, the 'thunder/pop/newman' was never eliminated, me having a camera set over the exhaust pipes, heard the pop with any kind of tre set in N. You just do not hear it through your helmet so much, but it is still there.
A question: what does a TRE do? Eliminate the top speed restrictor? Why have one if one never does top speed? No clever comments now, boys. Just asking, is all.
Yes, the tre is tied into the gear position sensor. Cutting that nub off is an, 'input' signal. Wire into the GPS is an input signal = A no-no! That is just as easy as if you removed the connector, saved the part from damage, replug-in the speed sensor connectors, you crated the same effect, 2 of 3 ways.
The speed sensor is that tiny crank spin off the sprocket. So, the 3 amigos that 186 the limit, are the GPS ~ Crank sensor ~ TPS (throttle position sensor). You no longer need the GPS, TPS, speed sensor. Crank sensor is all you need to run the engine. No other parts are needed, you are now free to run 13,000 rpm if you can keep it together, Bonnieville, here I come. Did you remove or tamper with an input signal and code the dash? Yes you did.
Some guys in SA seem to be under the impression that a Power Commander de-ristricts the bike. Is this so?
I wouldn't think so, but maybe it does.
De-restricts is an input-signal. No, you were right. For example, the Power Commander is wired into an output-signal. No harm, no foul. The fuel injectors are not part of the limiter loop in a sense. The crank sensor speed, a fuel pump, and a spark stick, are the 3 loop restrictors. 4th variable is the speed signal input into the rpm limit. When this limit is breached, the spark drops from a cylinder(s), the fuel pump is pressured less, and there is where the PC is powerless to do anything but capture the duty cycle, change the pulse width in a loophole.
Duty cycle is what crank degree the current turns the injector on. Pulse width is the time in degrees the fuel remains in spray of degreed width. Duty cycle is turned off, PC is in the middle of that pulse width on the, push the pintle up higher for more fuel within that time I have no control over. Change timing, you change duty cycle to a different crank degree of open/close my pintle hang.
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The Muzzy box 'feature' says, "Speed de-limiter easily turned on or off"
Explain the wire tie-in, we can see a wire is going to be shut down or turned off. The key is when they say, "we take the 'output signal' send it in the box. We can wire up an intake signal and shut it off which will set a code like a tre. Any wire tied to output is why it works on the output side with the limiter reading the corrected speed. But if you tre to the input wire, use a switch, and with a flip of a toggle to knock the input out of commission is to remove one of 3 variables and the restrictor is rendered useless = 3wV.
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