~ * DYNOJET - Winter 2016-2017 * ~

DynojetResearch · Oct 26, 2016

Can you believe it? Is winter 2016-2017 nearly here??? Well, Judging by the 7” of wet snow we received as shown here in town Bozeman on the 11<sup>th</sup> of October – we’re excited to say YES winter is definitely coming!! It was also quite nice to be riding single track dirtbike on Labor Day at 9000’ through a few inches of snow across rocky slopes in early September to wet the whistle whilst awaiting winter…

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So of course we’ll start with the tried and true “oldies-but-goodies” that have proven themselves year after year for the Dynojet Team.

Polaris sleds are privy to the widest selection of products available for any brand in the mix. Starting with the Power Commander FC, this unit applies to any CFI4, CFI2, and AXYS machines availing the same fueling adjustment range as the PCV – but for a low, entry level price point. Jump up a level to the Power Commander V and provide yourself with a -100 / +250% range of adjustment, switch between 2 stored maps on the fly (especially helpful when one must stop to re-fuel at a non-ethanol vs ethanol gas station or for Nitrous installs J) and fuel for changes based on engine temp or pressure analog channels. This fuel-only setup is also available in the tasty Dual-PTI flavor to adjust fueling for boosted applications automatically catering fueling based on changes in elevation for any boost level. One additional level brings in Fuel + Ignition Control for all CFI2 or AXYS based sleds. This provides the same fuel adjustment range as the traditional PCV or PCFC, but also adds in the ability to alter timing up to +/- 20*. Want a controller that combines Fuel + Ignition + Boost fueling in one box? You bet – the Power Commander V line covers it all!
As always, each Power Commander V is compatible with accessories such as the Autotune to monitor and tune your machine as you ride to keep your engine safe in real-time, or the POD-300 digital display to view and log live data as you ride, adjust fuel trims in the field, or trigger programmable warning lights when exceeding your specified parameters.

Let’s shift gears and talk dirt rigs with not just 2 wheels, but how about 4 wheels…. Introducing the Power Vision CX. The Power Vision CX is a performance tuner and data monitor for Polaris Off-Road Vehicles, Indian and Victory Motorcycles that offers the latest flash tuning technology, real-time data monitoring, and other industry exclusive features. The Power Vision CX product Suite includes a handheld flash device, vehicle interface cable, and Power Core (Windows PC based tuning and data logging application). The device features the ability to flash a stock or performance tune to any Polaris off-road toy, display vehicle data channels in real-time, read and clear trouble codes, and is weather resistant for use in all conditions while remaining visible in direct sunlight. Whether you wish to alter your fueling and timing curves for more performance or to suit modifications, or adjust the speed/rev limiters, up the boost levels on the XP Turbo, or change when the fans turn on/off, and anything in between, the Power Vision CX has you totally covered. This product will continue to evolve into supporting more and more vehicles, but at this time is Only for Polaris Off-Road, and the aforementioned Motorcycles.

But wait….there’s more!!! The C3 mobile app was a big hit last season. Dynojet availed tuning for Power Commander products right from your phone. This app is available for free download on Google Play, enabling users to send any map stored on your phone to the device, adjust fuel trims in the field, calibrate throttle position, and many more things all from the palm of your hand! Now, if you’re in the mood for adjustments while out riding, simply send a new map to your fuel controller from your Phone, or (if in cell service range) give a quick call to your supporting dealer who can email you a new map and load that one! It requires a USB-On-The-Go adapter to link the port on your phone to the Power Commander V.

 Well there you have it! We’ve been some busy beavers around the shop here at Dynojet, and can’t wait for Mother Nature to unleash a forcefully snowy winter. Enjoy what remains of the fall months, good luck to those hunting game for the big-one, get ready for snow, and be safe out there! Check out www.dynojet.com for information on our entire line of products.
~T.J.

mountainhorse · Oct 27, 2016

TJ,

As always... Thank You for the direct input you take the time to participate in with these forums... definitely an asset to our members !!

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