PC III users...i need your help!!!!!

hold all three buttons down while starting the bike

wonderjosh said:

hold all three buttons down while starting the bike

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i take it that resets it?

ok cool, i got it working...thank you ;D

i have another question now...

what are the best positions on the band for

LOW
MID
HIGH

thanks

The best positions are found on a dyno ... that runs from 200 to 250 bucks.

Of course you can download your favorite map from the net but that is a crapshoot.

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The best positions are found on a dyno ... that runs from 200 to 250 bucks.

Of course you can download your favorite map from the net but that is a crapshoot.

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yeah to get it perfect you need to go have a map made for you at a performance shop... but for now you can use one of the maps on powercommanders website

wonderjosh said:

yeah to get it perfect you need to go have a map made for you at a performance shop... but for now you can use one of the maps on powercommanders website

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no PC only mac here....wont work....

blacktape said:

no PC only mac here....wont work....

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guess you're going to have to give your mac to me then, it'll solve everything.

wonderjosh said:

guess you're going to have to give your mac to me then, it'll solve everything. 

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ya i think i can do that...whats your address i send it over to ya

Do all your friends run mac's ???

Come on now ... think ... there has to be a PC in your life somewheres!

If I am not mistaken, they may have compiled a version for a Palm Pilot ???

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Do all your friends run mac's ???

Come on now ... think ... there has to be a PC in your life somewheres!

If I am not mistaken, they may have compiled a version for a Palm Pilot ???

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hummmmm intresting thought....natasha DOES have a pocket PC that she doesnt use...i wonder if that would work... ???

To answer your question the low, mid and high are kinda like batch adjustments. Lets just say for the sake of arguement every time you push a button it adjusts 10%, If you push the low button once it adjusts the whole low range up 10% while not changing the mid and high range. (I know it's not 10% thats just an example). Now say you push the high 2 times it would adjust the whole high range by 20%. Thats how the buttons work.
There are thousands of possibilities thats why you really need a dyno to make a map just for your bike. If you can find someone who has a bike setup similar to yours it would make a good place to start from and would be better than just pushing the buttons.