S4RS Termi "Shortie" install question

Started by skidoodlehopper, June 13, 2008, 09:50:20 AM

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skidoodlehopper

Hey all,

Just installed the Termi shortie on my S4RS. Anyone know what the bracket is for? It didn't come with any instructions.

Also, I took it out for a ride last night and it doesn't seem to pull as hard down low. Can I hook up a PCIII to the stock ECU and have a custom map made or do I also need the DP ECU to run a PCIII?

Thanks!

S4RSSS

yea, i don't know what the bracket is for either.... it's just sitting in my toolchest.

PC3 + DP ECU. I gained 18hp and 10ft.lbs torque with a custom map on my shortie Termi.

carlosbarrios

If you have a PCIII why would you also get a DP ECU?

skidoodlehopper

Quote from: carlosbarrios on June 13, 2008, 11:56:11 AM
If you have a PCIII why would you also get a DP ECU?

I heard that in order to run a PCIII you need to replace the stock ECU with the DP ECU. The stock ECU takes readings from the O2 sensor and causes problems for the PCIII. The DP ECU eliminates the O2 sensor all together. Anyone know if this is actually correct?

He Man

Quote from: skidoodlehopper on June 13, 2008, 01:57:23 PM
I heard that in order to run a PCIII you need to replace the stock ECU with the DP ECU. The stock ECU takes readings from the O2 sensor and causes problems for the PCIII. The DP ECU eliminates the O2 sensor all together. Anyone know if this is actually correct?

Yup, otherwise there wouldnt be a thread pregnant doging about the only solution to our fueling issues is DP ECU/ or RB unit.

S4RSSS

on a side note, does your bike die out for no reason sometimes when the rpm's are on the low end? mine did, cuz it was running so lean, prior to the re-map. after the pc3 and mapping, all is well now.

skidoodlehopper

Quote from: S4RSSS on June 13, 2008, 05:22:33 PM
on a side note, does your bike die out for no reason sometimes when the rpm's are on the low end? mine did, cuz it was running so lean, prior to the re-map. after the pc3 and mapping, all is well now.

No, its running perfect...no backfiring or hesitation. The only difference is that it feels like i've lots some low end grunt and its a tag deeper then stock. i have the baffle still in so maybe that has something to do with it?

-j

S4RSSS

Quote from: skidoodlehopper on June 15, 2008, 11:36:51 AM
No, its running perfect...no backfiring or hesitation. The only difference is that it feels like i've lots some low end grunt and its a tag deeper then stock. i have the baffle still in so maybe that has something to do with it?

-j

yea, i felt that loss as you're explaining when i took the mufflers out completely for a couple of days (just ran it with the udder). my bike was really lean however and it would die out on occasion, in bay area, california climate.

carlosbarrios

Quote from: skidoodlehopper on June 13, 2008, 01:57:23 PM
I heard that in order to run a PCIII you need to replace the stock ECU with the DP ECU. The stock ECU takes readings from the O2 sensor and causes problems for the PCIII. The DP ECU eliminates the O2 sensor all together. Anyone know if this is actually correct?

Ahhhh, of course.  I wasn't thinking about the O2 sensor, since my S4R doesn't have one...

masterkush4u

Has anybody tried  shortie and a DP chip? (with or without open DP airbox/filter)

Even better has anybody had one dynoed like that? (asking for moon probably)

masterkush4u

Quote from: S4RSSS on June 13, 2008, 09:56:09 AM
yea, i don't know what the bracket is for either.... it's just sitting in my toolchest.

PC3 + DP ECU. I gained 18hp and 10ft.lbs torque with a custom map on my shortie Termi.


Did you fit a de-cat pipe or is that still with the udder?