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06/03/10 at 10:30:28
 
1. If a bike likes a bit more or less ignition,
does that show in AF/Lambda values,
or just in Hp/Torque figures?

2. In what tuning scenario is Injector dead time important?
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Reply #1 - 06/03/10 at 14:18:17
 
Injector dead time is to help the accuracy of the barometric compensation.
It also helps those bikes with always on headlights at idle when the voltage drops.
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Reply #2 - 06/03/10 at 16:00:36
 
greenmonster wrote on 06/03/10 at 10:30:28:
1. If a bike likes a bit more or less ignition,
does that show in AF/Lambda values,
or just in Hp/Torque figures?

I think it does, sort of. But it will be hard to distinguish unless on a dyno so it would be better to tune for HP anyway.

As far as I understand: Anything that results in need of enrichening in order to reach a target AFR is an improvement. That is why I tossed my pods, they made the closed loop lean out the midrange by about 10%. No matter how you put it, that can only mean less power.
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