DynoJet Power Commander - So Who's A Whizz At This?

[MRB3N]

So where can I get maps for the Power Commander?

I know they have a couple on their website (Scorpion and Leo Vince maps).
But isn't there any custom maps people have made?

I'm running a K&N panel filter with a shortened air snorkel.
And also a REMUS exhaust system.

Any advice on tuning a Power Commander or where to get maps would be great.

Thanks.

[cbrsims]

Custom maps are not saved to anywere but the bike, best suggestion is get it on the dyno otherwise its a pointless device you have put on your bike

[cbrsims]

www.powercommander.com/powercommander/powercommander_maps_installs_product_buy_options.aspx?mdlyrid=22-019&make=28&model=94&make-n=Yamaha&model-n=YZF125R&year=2008&mk=28&mdl=94&yr=2008 some basic maps

[MRB3N]

Mar 9, 2013 21:48:33 GMT cbrsims said:

Custom maps are not saved to anywere but the bike, best suggestion is get it on the dyno otherwise its a pointless device you have put on your bike

No, people have saved them to their computer and shared them on forums etc,

I have got one forum which is rammed full of peoples creations for the Power Commander 3.

But for the Power Commander 5 it is all 180cc and 200cc maps.

Just wanna know if anyone knows of any places online for user-made PC 5 maps.

[cbrsims]

ahhhh right just keeep looking then but id still suggest put it on a dyno mate to get a truely custom map to your bike because all bikes have different tollerances like a bike identicle to yours might be worse off than your actual bike you know

[MRB3N]

Mar 10, 2013 19:26:17 GMT cbrsims said:

ahhhh right just keeep looking then but id still suggest put it on a dyno mate to get a truely custom map to your bike because all bikes have different tollerances like a bike identicle to yours might be worse off than your actual bike you know

Yeah but that's more cost. And how much is a Dyno test? I'm guessing its at least £100+.

I'd sooner read up on internet how its done and even design a custom map myself!

[cbrsims]

Mate you need proper tooling to customise a map mate you could really fuck the bike up if you dont know what you are doing

[MRB3N]

Mar 11, 2013 23:57:32 GMT cbrsims said:

Mate you need proper tooling to customise a map mate you could really fuck the bike up if you dont know what you are doing

There is no tooling. Its plug and play (within reason).

The only tooling is the software for your PC.

[cbrsims]

Mar 17, 2013 13:29:31 GMT MRB3N said:

Mar 11, 2013 23:57:32 GMT cbrsims said:

Mate you need proper tooling to customise a map mate you could really fuck the bike up if you dont know what you are doing

There is no tooling. Its plug and play (within reason).

The only tooling is the software for your PC.

yeh i call it tooling but i mean the software and connection for the bike, then the knowledge to adjust the codes and values of it all

[MRB3N]

Mar 18, 2013 1:57:37 GMT cbrsims said:

Mar 17, 2013 13:29:31 GMT MRB3N said:

There is no tooling. Its plug and play (within reason).

The only tooling is the software for your PC.

yeh i call it tooling but i mean the software and connection for the bike, then the knowledge to adjust the codes and values of it all

Yeah I understand how it works.

Its actually pretty simple to understand the "working of it".

You just have to get your head round where to add extra fuel at the dull spots.

[cbrsims]

not many people can just do it with out cocking something up on the bike you can adjust allsorts with a power comander iw ouldnt start messing with them freely

[edwards]

Mar 9, 2013 19:51:41 GMT MRB3N said:

So where can I get maps for the Power Commander?

I know they have a couple on their website (Scorpion and Leo Vince maps).
But isn't there any custom maps people have made?

I'm running a K&N panel filter with a shortened air snorkel.
And also a REMUS exhaust system.

Any advice on tuning a Power Commander or where to get maps would be great.

Thanks.

When you install a aftermarket filter, this could be a simple panel change, a open cone filter or perhaps a more elaborate ram air or cold intake, this will result in your motorcycle to run lean. I too install used the stock map but noticed at high revs the motorcycle was running lean, getting the right set up can be very hard as pointed out by others. I did consider a dyno set up, (which could be the cheapest or best option for you) but I would perhaps look at the possibility of using a PC5 auto tune.

[MRB3N]

May 18, 2013 10:50:09 GMT edwards said:

Mar 9, 2013 19:51:41 GMT MRB3N said:

So where can I get maps for the Power Commander?

I know they have a couple on their website (Scorpion and Leo Vince maps).
But isn't there any custom maps people have made?

I'm running a K&N panel filter with a shortened air snorkel.
And also a REMUS exhaust system.

Any advice on tuning a Power Commander or where to get maps would be great.

Thanks.

When you install a aftermarket filter, this could be a simple panel change, a open cone filter or perhaps a more elaborate ram air or cold intake, this will result in your motorcycle to run lean. I too install used the stock map but noticed at high revs the motorcycle was running lean, getting the right set up can be very hard as pointed out by others. I did consider a dyno set up, (which could be the cheapest or best option for you) but I would perhaps look at the possibility of using a PC5 auto tune.

Trust me, if I could get hold of a second-hand AutoTune I would do in a heartbeat.

But I refuse to pay £300 new for a sensor.

I would like my bike Dyno'd, but I'm guessing that's a stupid price too.