1998 5th gen dyno pull

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  1. Full-Force

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    So just to clarify the before and after was the tune correct?
     


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    Yeppers :)
     


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    Looking at the atmospheric conditions, its starting to make sense why this bike dyno'd so high.
    43.2% Humidity
    50.1* F
    30.1 in hg
    And it looks like at one point the dyno brake temp is 43*F, so you know it was a cold morning.
    Those are prime conditions for making big numbers.
     


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  4. RVFR

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    I was thinking along those lines wondering just how much that played into this, I'm sure that plays a part. Good thing it's like that up here most of the time. Now for finding some rocking horse poo in the way of a header, hopefully maybe the TYGA version will work out to be worth it.
     
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    Most of the time, its corrected for atmospheric conditions, but i would think those corrections would only take into account higher o2+fuel with denser air, not the more aggressive mapping in the ecu, allowed by the cooler air charge temps.
     


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    where is this place located ............ might be worth a trip sometime :vtr2:
     


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