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Old 09-01-2008, 12:31 PM   #20 (permalink)
SLIDER
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Originally Posted by Crazyninja View Post
Ok, so on an '08 ZX6r with gutted stock cat and gutted stock muffler with a removed butterfly valve, it looks like the AFR only needs to be made richer under 8k?

Since from what I understand these bikes make the most power from a 13.5 AFR or so, then it looks like the factory mapping gets lean below 8K I am assuming?

Are those maps above completely stock bikes or are they bikes with exhaust and stock fuel mapping (no pcIII)?
on 91 octane they run best between 13.1-13.2.With 110 you should be shooting for 13.5ish My map included everything in my signature and I believe ZX6RAY's did too. Not to sure about the other bike
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