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Fi2000 settings

9.7K views 26 replies 12 participants last post by  macxpert  
#1 ·
I'm currently running cobra pipes with stock air and using fi2000. Any suggestions on best settings? I'm currently on 1-2-1
 
#26 ·
Update and thanks to Mac

Alright Mac, thank you very much, seems I had to block the pair valve and she ran very nice, I rode down to Lake of the Ozarks on 2 3 4 averaged 37.5 mpg on the way home I changed it to 1 2 3 and almost got 50 mpg. Not as quick coming back home I like the 2 3 4 setting better myself. Thank you very much for the help.
 
#27 ·
Alright Mac, thank you very much, seems I had to block the pair valve and she ran very nice, I rode down to Lake of the Ozarks on 2 3 4 averaged 37.5 mpg on the way home I changed it to 1 2 3 and almost got 50 mpg. Not as quick coming back home I like the 2 3 4 setting better myself. Thank you very much for the help.
Happy to help. :)
 
#24 ·
I Believe I went back to 1 2 2 so I still backfire and performance is worse. Without fuel er she pulls hard all the way to governor. Backfired and ran real hot. With pod at 1 2 2 backfires still behind curve on acceleration and 97 98 top speed but does seem to run cooler pipes. I tried 4 2 2 it backfired more sputtered more d
 
#25 ·
#23 ·
My fuel consumption improved a bit at 2 3 4 by about 20 extra kilometers for 10 litres. So I was using 10 litres for 160 kilometers after I had the controller cranked up I was getting 180 kilometers for 10 litres. That was riding to work and back through rush hour traffic, which are probably the worst conditions for fuel consumption.
 
#8 ·
You can actually change the settings while the bike is running, on my VTX 1800 I went by ear and ended up with 4-3-4 and it solved my off idle hesitation and I really like the way the rest feels too.
This was after I used a homemade synchronizer out of two quart mason jars with water and aquarium pump tubes to balance the carbs.

I'll prolly put one on my Fury when its out of warranty.