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Is there a Power Commander for 2007 S2r1000?

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3.1K views 16 replies 6 participants last post by  wbeck257  
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I don't see one listed on their website. Anybody have one?
 
#2 ·
They don't have one, say it will be a few months, been saying that for a few years...

You can use the M1000ie one though, maybe...

There is a lot of debate on this subject, lookup O2 sensor, S2R surge / stall issue, Rapidbike, etc... tons on info on this whole deal.
 
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shift96 said:
So what is the other option? DP EPROM? Not really digging the Rapid Bike because from what I read the service/tech sucks and they are inconsistent with the quality
DP Ecu is the only offical one -- cause it gets rid of the O2 sensor. But only the CO is trimmable -- it isn't a fully customizable ECU.

The problem is getting them to work with the O2 sensor. There might be ramifications with a company releaseing a product that makes you get rid of the O2 sensor. That is the rumor of why DynoJet has not released a PCIII option for the S2R1k.

I heard the PCIII for the M1000 works with the S2R as long as you get it dyno tuned. You just gotta unplug your O2.

Emulators are said not to work inplace of the O2 sensor.
 
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Kui said:
http://www.powercommander.com/power...om/powercommander_iii_usb/powercommander_all_downloads.aspx?mk=5&mdl=26&yr=2004

is this the unit? They carry a 2003 and 2004 model, not sure what the diff is (don't look like there is). Is there a difference between a car dyno and bike dyno? because i do access to a car dyno for a cheap ass price through a friend.
Yes, there is a difference between car dyno's and a bike dyno.

Bike dyno's are designed for bikes.

If you try to use a car dyno it is going to be difficult strapping down your bike. Two, the wheel that you are spinning probably weighs more than your bike it might cause some harm when you left off the gas...

Everyone has bike dyno's today... pay the money, get it done right.
http://www.powercommander.com/powercommander_iii_usb/powercommander_distrubutors_general.aspx for a list of tuning centers