Who has put one of these on and do they work? How easy are they to adjust and install?
Thanks
Thanks
Bikeman adjustable fuel regulator-07 M1000
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Every EFI Cat should have a Regulator...
With the right tools not to bad . Need to check fuel pressure stock first then you can start your install so you have a baseline. We make and build our own at Aftermarketproducts.com check ours out if you havent made a purchase.
A must for all new cats !!!
With the right tools not to bad . Need to check fuel pressure stock first then you can start your install so you have a baseline. We make and build our own at Aftermarketproducts.com check ours out if you havent made a purchase.
A must for all new cats !!!
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Install EGT's or AF guage prior to tuning.
I would also suggest you check and see where your pressure is running now.
Assuming you haven't burned it down you will want to set the pressure back to your baseline.
IMO I wouldn't go any lower until you have installed EGT's or AF guages. If you try and get everything out of it without guages you will have a burn down.
Get some baseline #s for your EGT's also prior to adjusting.
Trust me it will save you a lot of money in the end.
Thunder
I would also suggest you check and see where your pressure is running now.
Assuming you haven't burned it down you will want to set the pressure back to your baseline.
IMO I wouldn't go any lower until you have installed EGT's or AF guages. If you try and get everything out of it without guages you will have a burn down.
Get some baseline #s for your EGT's also prior to adjusting.
Trust me it will save you a lot of money in the end.
Thunder
I have egts. My sled was running poor last year at times and a lot of people said to check my fuel pressure that is why I am buying this guage. I have heard to run bettween 40 and 45 pounds of fuel pressure is that correct and is that at an idle. thanks
spec is 42.5 to 47.5, My 07 ran 46 with the gauge I put on but it may not be a accurate. whats your egts tell you.
If your plugs/wash show rich, it's a good place to start. I saw the pic of the unit OVS has on their website. It looks machined, not cast like the Bikeman...I like that, and cheaper too. I'd look at that one berfore I ordered, but I'd check fuel pressure first, with an ACCURATE gauge.
John
John
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