Dave, as you get some experience with this, can you give us some details including exactly what you bought, costs, amount of time to install, benefits, any complications, etc etc.
I am considering this as a future improvement on my RT.
Finished it up last night and played around with map 3 a little. Much nicer idle and better throttle response. Installing the wideband 02 sensor and guage later this week and then time for some more tweaking.
Finished it up last night and played around with map 3 a little. Much nicer idle and better throttle response. Installing the wideband 02 sensor and guage later this week and then time for some more tweaking.
Dave, as you get some experience with this, can you give us some details including exactly what you bought, costs, amount of time to install, benefits, any complications, etc etc.
I am considering this as a future improvement on my RT.
I didnt see a wideband O2 sensor option available. is this a factory option for the RT and the Juice box pro?
No, this will be an additional mod of mine. I have one on the Busa to keep her from leaning out while on boost, so I figured its an easier way to monitor a 11.5 to 1 AFR. The JB Pro is set to maintain a richer ratio, which is not needed on a non-boosted motor. This one from Autometer is on the bike and will be the one I use on the Spyder.
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oh yeah how has your pipe, airfilter and JB Pro affected your fuel mileage. I am guessing you picked up a few HP and smoothed out the ride.
is it running cooler as well (assuming BRP has the spyder leaned out to meet epa requirements)
I average 3 bars on the highway and 4 in the city. I added oversized wings to the a-arm covers to redirect the air toward the radiators. Fuel mileage is about the same
I am confused when I should install a juice box pro? Will it help the performance of a stock RT-S, how about stock plus Green filter. I have read on this forum that with the recent updates the RT is running richer, so is the juice box needed for mild modifications ( stock + Green filter ) is the computer smart enough to change the fuel setting when it senses more air flow, making the juice box unnecessary.
No, this will be an additional mod of mine. I have one on the Busa to keep her from leaning out while on boost, so I figured its an easier way to monitor a 11.5 to 1 AFR. The JB Pro is set to maintain a richer ratio, which is not needed on a non-boosted motor. This one from Autometer is on the bike and will be the one I use on the Spyder.
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