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[minus40]

Does anyone know what the latest pcv firmware is about? v 0.1.8.3
There is also new software for those interested.

http://www.dynojet.com/newdynojet/downloads/Default.aspx?ProdType=PCV

 

[ND Farmer]

This probably belongs in swap...but since this is the subject at hand....I just did the PMS piston update and don't need my PCV. For Sale..1/2 price or make an offer. 701-789-1067 Darren

 

[minus40]

This probably belongs in swap...but since this is the subject at hand....I just did the PMS piston update and don't need my PCV. For Sale..1/2 price or make an offer. 701-789-1067 Darren

Why wouldn't you want to run the pcv? I don't see how the new pistons fix the fueling issues.

 

[PoWdErJuNkIe91]

does anyone have a reliable map for 3000-6000? the motor is a 2010 800, and is it necessary to change the map if i go above set elevation?

 

[PoWdErJuNkIe91]

, i have a 2010 polaris dragon 800 CFI and have recently purchased the PC V SLP made me a map for 5000-8000 feet , i ride from 3400 + should i go with a different map? and if so any suggestions? obviously like everyone else i want more power reliably

Thanks Taylor

 

[Justin_Sane]

I'm interested to know if the standard pcv can be used for turbo applications. I've got a pcv with wideband 2 and LCD. I am going to run with CPI twins (because I have them), with mtntk fix kit and PAR 12.5 heads initially. Just to get out riding.

But I also have a boondocker turbo kit with adjustable wastegate, ebc, etc. And I would love to use switched maps and maybe auto tuning as well since I can tune for high and low boost and different fuel if I want. I would prefer to keep the pcv on and just not use the boondocker box. Can I do that on the standard pcv or do I have to have the boost and fuel version?

 

[volcano buster]

Any experience with a PCV on a 660?