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New Custom Fuel Map available for download

admin | 17 November, 2007 15:25

It has been a busy fall season so far. Lots of work going on and far too little riding. I finally got around to create another custom fuel map for the following setup:

Yamaha Star Roadliner/Stratoliner with Patrick Racing BAK and Roadhouse slipon. Make sure you unhook the OEM O2 sensor when you run this map. Leave the exup valve in place. Click the following link to choose between the available maps and download the one that matches your setup: Perfect Custom Fuel Maps

Enjoy and ride safe!

roadliner map [Reply]

I have an 06 liner with PR bak and roadhouse slip-on. I downloaded your map for this set-up and it worked great while I still had the factory exhaust on, but when my new pipe came, I am getting some popping while changing the first couple of gears. I live in western N.C. not far from deals gap. Could the difference in altitude from where you live and where I live be my problem. Any advice would be a great help. Thanks...Rick

Rick Ingle | 28/04/2008, 20:56

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