Check engine light is on, o2 sensor deleted and unchecked

I thought I was past this, however it appears I am not. Went for a ride today, bike seems more powerful. I am running 20050 dyno final map that Pig9r posted that has the 145 hp and 157 ftlbs torque. I have to o2 sensor checked off and and have covered my bases I believe. Is there anyway to tell what tune is currently on the bike. I am sure there is, I am just not sure how to do it.

Also when you reset adaptives, you just hit the reset adaptives and let the fields populate and then close the program correct.

Thanks

Shane

Well, ****. As I am riding this thing the engine light just turned off. I don't know whats going on, but maybe it just needed a little ride to clear its head

Shane

What's your intake and exhaust set up. Also did you save the tune after you unchecked the O2 box? Then did you reload the tune? All while having the bike connected?

I have the TOR's with Cat delete, and K&N underseat filter. The engine light has not resurfaced. Road it home tonight after leaving the gym, it was freaking cold, around 38 degrees, after sitting in the cold it started right up and ran fine. It has more power, a little different note than it had before, and is absolutely manageable. The front wheel gets lighter pretty quick, but had no problems letting off the throttle a little and keeping the tire planted. I imagine if you really get on it the tire will shoot up with little problem. I think I might shoot over to Birmingham one of these weekends as I understand there is a tuner there that is good with tuning the Rockets and is familiar with tuneboy. The decel pop only seems to be there if I am over 4k and I let off and let it slow down. I seem to have a little more soot on my the end of my pipes than I would like so dyno tuning will let me know where I stand with a/f mixtures.

Appreciate it Pig9r, :bch:

shane,
are you going to see wanye at power-tripp performance? I was planning to head that way in late august to see what the place is all about. the man seems to know what he's doing.


greg

Yeah that is my plan, I don't have anything set in stone right now as the bike is running good. I just want to get her on a dyno and know that everything is looking good all the way through the rpm range, and possibly squeeze a couple more ponies out of her. I have heard nothing but good things about Wayne.

Shane