Charles Bozonier mapping information

[RIII Forever]

Hello everyone, I'm Italian and I apologize for the English used, I'm using google.
I own a 2016 roadster red stripes and black.
I would like to ask your opinion on a following mapping loaded on "Charles Bozonier" site should be for the rocket right stock?
I noticed, however, disables the O2 probe why? It reactivated if it does not work properly?
I wanted to load it on my rocket stock which still has a function sensor I can do it?

I thank you very much for everything

 

[BigNorm]

I'm not familiar with the tune but I know that some tunes disable the O2 sensor. Welcome to the board.

 

[dougl]

I have the Bozonier tune. It says it was done by Nels at 2WheelDyno in Washington State. He is a highly reputable tuner. This is for the stock silencers. I notice from the tune: 1) it is much richer than the stock tune; 2) Nels has made changes in the ignition tables; 3) The tune uses only the main (F) tables. The O2 sensor is uncheck (not used) in most custom tunes. It's only purpose is to reduce emissions at low throttle and it tends to lean out the fuel with performance exhausts. This causes popping on decel and it adapts to keep it lean. In your case with stock exhaust it probably doesn't matter, but you can leave it unchecked. Let us know how it works for you.

 

[RIII Forever]

ok thanks for the information, if it goes well for you I reactivated the O2 sensor to see how it behaves with popping, ah another thing this mapping is also for the original filter? or to an open filter?

thanks again

 

[rocketjohn]

If it pops with an open filter, a stock filter MAY help, but you might really have to tweak the tune.

 

[dougl]

I think that tune is so rich that it won't matter what under seat filter you use.

 

[RIII Forever]

I think that tune is so rich that it won't matter what under seat filter you use.

thank you so much again, then try with the k & n filter under the seat already in my possession

 

[rocketjohn]

I might have to look that tune up....or disable my O2 sensor and see what that does!