Mods done prior to the dyno on a 2009 Victory 100 CI Vegas:
Dyno Result
As far as the air/fuel ratio he bike seemed to start out on the lean side and showed improvement as well with each dyno pull. Again another by-product of the system adapting.
The Cobra Fi2000 isn't a bad system, it's just not going to replace what an experienced dyno tuner can do to get the absolute most out of the mods. The "learning" at first seem to lag and eventually adapt to what it needs to do.
I know that there are many of you out there probably getting more out of your Stage 1 mods. My plan is to replace the Cobra exhaust (which looks great) likely with a system by RPW and compare the dyno before I take a look at replacing the Fi2000. The shop that did the dyno said that next year they should have software that will allow them to actually tune the factory ecm without the use of "add on" fuel tuners. I am going to wait an see...
Going to sit tight and enjoy the bike this summer until winter comes. By the way, 2 HD owners were in the room during the dyno and was very impressed with the numbers!
- Cobra Tri Pro 2 into 1 Exhaust
- Lloydz ATS set at 5 degrees advance
- Lloyds Polished Air Intake
- Cobra Fi2000 Power Pro Self Adjusting Fuel Mgt Syst
Dyno Result
- 78.6 HP Peak HP
- 98.53 Peak Torque
As far as the air/fuel ratio he bike seemed to start out on the lean side and showed improvement as well with each dyno pull. Again another by-product of the system adapting.
The Cobra Fi2000 isn't a bad system, it's just not going to replace what an experienced dyno tuner can do to get the absolute most out of the mods. The "learning" at first seem to lag and eventually adapt to what it needs to do.
I know that there are many of you out there probably getting more out of your Stage 1 mods. My plan is to replace the Cobra exhaust (which looks great) likely with a system by RPW and compare the dyno before I take a look at replacing the Fi2000. The shop that did the dyno said that next year they should have software that will allow them to actually tune the factory ecm without the use of "add on" fuel tuners. I am going to wait an see...
Going to sit tight and enjoy the bike this summer until winter comes. By the way, 2 HD owners were in the room during the dyno and was very impressed with the numbers!