PCV: to install or not!

[AlexRU]

Thinking about the installment of PCV and S.F.M.(Secondary fuel module) from Dyno, + BCM air filters. S1R was bought this year and exploring mostly on the streets. Also I installed full Acra race exhaust and have some plans to ride on the track next season. Could you guys give me your thoughts and experience about this kind of tuning and how it does influence on the engine’s deterioration&breakage?. Thanks

[1000RR]

Here's some info on the SFM --> SFM now shipping

As far as longevity/maintenance/breakage/etc. If a PCV is used/tuned correctly, I haven't heard of anything negative happening to your bike... after all the intent of the PCV is to get the fueling optimized. Now if you flirt with the outer bounds of AFRs to get every little bit of power out, you could flirt with some issues (running it too lean).

[JACOX]

Originally Posted by AlexRU

Thinking about the installment of PCV and S.F.M.(Secondary fuel module) from Dyno, + BCM air filters. S1R was bought this year and exploring mostly on the streets. Also I installed full Acra race exhaust and have some plans to ride on the track next season. Could you guys give me your thoughts and experience about this kind of tuning and how it does influence on the engine’s deterioration&breakage?. Thanks

Why don't you start with the PC5 and the map for your specific exhaust system pre-loaded? It is a very straight-forward install you can do for yourself. The guys at Hard Racing in North Carolina put outa good You-Tube on the steps to install.You will realize a definite improvement, and if you are primarily looking at street rather than track, that may be all you'll need. The SFM is going to require special mapping and dyno.
As for the air filters, I am not yet convinced in makes any improvement in street use. Good luck and enjoy!

[AlexRU]

Thank you for your advises, guys.

Originally Posted by JACOX

Why don't you start with the PC5 and the map for your specific exhaust system pre-loaded? It is a very straight-forward install you can do for yourself. The guys at Hard Racing in North Carolina put outa good You-Tube on the steps to install.You will realize a definite improvement, and if you are primarily looking at street rather than track, that may be all you'll need. The SFM is going to require special mapping and dyno.
As for the air filters, I am not yet convinced in makes any improvement in street use. Good luck and enjoy!

In some of the technical issues I try to rely on the opinion of some kind “professionals”. But after I’ve heard their advises I’d try to check on the bases of the rider’s expertise because here in Moscow we haven’t a “good” range of tuning- moto specialists except the sports team members whom hard to reach. So I called some company that has a dyno stand and he advised me additionally to install S.F.M. also for the upper. Regarding the installation of air filters he told me that in case of S1R they were much impressed by additional HP power results….Who knows…

[H-2 CHARLIE]

Man this bike has plentty of power for me as when i look down im going 133 mph everywhere . and if i use race mode it has chain snapping power but i have found after 4,000 miles i now like sport mode because it comes on smooooother . It would kill my ears if i had the 3 mod kicker > 208 HP

[BSR-1]

Originally Posted by H-2 CHARLIE

It would kill my ears if i had the 3 mod kicker > 208 HP

3 mod kicker?

[russianvr4]

Sasha, ne perezhivai o nadezhnosti PCV, glavnoye chtobi pravilnuyu kartu postavit dlya tvoei vihlopnoi sistemi.

what kind of track racing are you going to do? didnt know there were tracks out near moscow. you should take it to the next moscow unlimited

[Thruxton1]

Exactly my thoughts-T1

[AlexRU]

Originally Posted by russianvr4

Sasha, ne perezhivai o nadezhnosti PCV, glavnoye chtobi pravilnuyu kartu postavit dlya tvoei vihlopnoi sistemi.

what kind of track racing are you going to do? didnt know there were tracks out near moscow. you should take it to the next moscow unlimited

This summer is going to be lounched the track not far from Moscow fhttp://www.moscowraceway.ru/eng/index.php?pid=11
And it is constructed under all requirements to host F1 and WSBK. Hope we'll test it first!