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Re: Moto passion: the bikers of forum




by Obamot » 26/04/21, 15:03

GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:
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plasmanu wrote:It is that we find them more easily.
If I can I also put 98. It's not 1 € more
You have to try the iridium spark plugs (if you find the equivalent of yours) then try the advance to the 4th hourly ignition (if you put on SP98 afterwards, no problem.)

Trying to advance the ignition on an injection machine? Good luck. In general, this function is automatic on these bikes.
I did it. I'm not claiming it works with just any bike. As we said with Flytox, you have to experiment. Or we do without. 8)
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Re: Moto passion: the bikers of forum




by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 26/04/21, 15:06

Obamot wrote:
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Obamot wrote:You have to try the iridium spark plugs (if you find the equivalent of yours) then try the advance to the 4th hourly ignition (if you put on SP98 afterwards, no problem.)

Trying to advance the ignition on an injection machine? Good luck. In general, this function is automatic on these bikes.
Je did it. I'm not claiming it works with just any bike. As we said with Flytox, you have to experiment. Or we do without. 8)

Well let's see ... What did you do it with? A cable, a reprogramming box and a computer? A screwdriver ? A hammer ? : roll:
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by Obamot » 26/04/21, 16:00

No, I couldn't tell you how, I know how it was usually done, but I “had it ... done” by a mechanic that I know and that I call the Iroquois because of his cut. tifs and professional abilities :D It's a UFO.

But I do not believe that he intervened beyond the mechanical intervention. It is the same as without any modification, when you put E85 in a car equipped with an ECU (on-board computer) thanks to the information that it obtains from the probes the computer changes all the enrichment and enrichment parameters. ignition point to reach the optimum.
When you make an advance of 4 ° hourly, you will simply greatly facilitate the task for the computer which will find itself in more suitable working ranges and will no longer be constantly borderline in its settings => to the point of not having a optimal adjustment, but the best compromise. But I am absolutely sure that there are some here who know the problem much better, I am only giving modest clues.
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Re: Moto passion: the bikers of forum




by Macro » 26/04/21, 18:02

It is possible to advance an ignition sensor a few degrees or possibly shift the finger or the boss on the rotor ... But it is irreversible to run on gasoline afterwards without reverse intervention ... There is not only the advance to be modified ... But also to increase the dosage of gasoline to remain in the same level of performance ...

I tried with my lawn tractor ... Much less sharp than a motorcycle ... Without modification ... Not convincing the test ...
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Re: Moto passion: the bikers of forum




by Christophe » 27/04/21, 16:47

Ah ah ah not bad this one!

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by Obamot » 27/04/21, 16:57

Macro wrote:It is possible to advance an ignition sensor a few degrees or possibly shift the finger or the boss on the rotor ... But it is irreversible to run on gasoline afterwards without reverse intervention ... There is not only the advance to be modified ... But also to increase the dosage of gasoline to remain in the same level of performance ...

I tried with my lawn tractor ... Much less sharp than a motorcycle ... Without modification ... Not convincing the test ...
I tried with this Japanese (sharp engine) the feeling of less standing torque, but once started from 40/50 km / h, lightning accelerations (much better than before) I obviously do not guarantee the same result for any motorcycle (or car).
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Re: Moto passion: the bikers of forum




by Macro » 27/04/21, 17:04

Christophe wrote:Ah ah ah not bad this one!

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You surprise me this afternoon, I went out for a picnic ... I took my colleague behind the gpz ... 100kg the baby ... In relax mode ... Ben ... We prefer the pair of tight breasts on the shoulder blades ...
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Re: Moto passion: the bikers of forum




by Christophe » 27/04/21, 17:09

Ah ah Macro!

Bin there would be a passenger version: but the 2 circles are much lower ... and much smaller! : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:
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Re: Moto passion: the bikers of forum




by Obamot » 27/04/21, 17:46

Didn't you understand, Macro's buddies have boobs (not cold). That's all. Image

(it can also be a contrepèterie : Cheesy:)
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