[Denny700XX]

I just got my 700xx a couple of week ago and now am going to put a
FMF slip-on on it.My question is will I have to do a programmer if all i want is the sound? The bike already has plenty of power for where i ride.

 

[RemingtonSteel]

With just a slip on u should be fine but i would still recomend a programmer later down the road it just helps your bike run better.

(oh and there is no such thing as TO MUCH POWER)lol

 

[vfm2010]

I would recommend a programmer for even a stock machine to compensate for the already lean condition from the factory. It was the first real mod that I did to my motor to eliminate that "pop" and stall.

 

[Denny700XX]

With just a slip on u should be fine but i would still recomend a programmer later down the road it just helps your bike run better.

(oh and there is no such thing as TO MUCH POWER)lol

Thanks for the quick response man...i agree on the to much power,just right now i don't have enough wallet.

 

[Denny700XX]

Best programmer for the money?

 

[RemingtonSteel]

would recomend the PCIII its just has a bit better setting options. but i paid 225 from rocky mt for my fmf and it works great too

 

[vfm2010]

Best programmer for the money?

Look into the EHS programmer group buy $175+ shipping.

http://www.club700xx.com/vb/showthread.php?p=21447#post21447

I personally went with a PC5 so I can get the autotune for when I do add a full exhaust (or any other mods). Since there is no Dyno within at least 300 miles of where I live that I've found, the autotune should get me close enough to the ideal settings.

 

[Denny700XX]

Thanks for the info guys.

 

[LOMO700XX]

what kind of dyno do you put a quad on lol

 

[smo0oth1]

what kind of dyno do you put a quad on lol

Are you asking what brand dyno or not aware that they have dyno's for quads and motorcycles?

 

[LOMO700XX]

No i know they have dynos for motorcycles, just curious as to what a quad dyno would look like because i would think a car dyno's rollers would be too far apart and a moto dyno has only one roller?

 

[smo0oth1]

I've only seen car dyno's with one drum. They have other dyno's that actually hook to the hubs but I've never seen a dyno with two actual separate drums. I quad dyno is a single drum that is lighter due to not having to register more than a few hundred HP max.

 

[LOMO700XX]

Ah. The only dyno i have seen was two separate drums. So its just a single wider drum? Thats pretty cool is there a database of quad dynos in the US i'm curious to see if there's one around here

 

[smo0oth1]

PowerCommander has a list but there are more than that. Check there first then call around if none are in your area. Some large ATV dealers have them or can tell you where one is.

 

[EHSRACING]

we use a dynojet 250ix atv dyno its 2 rollers connected together with somthing like a drive shaft. go to dynojet.com you can see it and a list of dyno's

 

[RemingtonSteel]

mine was also done on a two roller atv dyno done by LTP performance the gonly deal in quads.