powervalve
powervalve
is it possible to link powervalve straight to the throttle. has n e 1 tried please help
Re: powervalve
I am wondering the same thing. I rode with a guy who has a DT200WR today with his PV linked directly to his throttle cable so the PV opens with 50% throttle. His 200 wasted my 250 : (
Did you have any luck with this?
Did you have any luck with this?
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mammoth200
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Re: powervalve
Lol, considering when he posted that (2004) I very much doubt you'll here back from the OP! So
Sounds like a good idea though!
Sounds like a good idea though!
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Re: powervalve
The trouble is the powervalve position although related is not completely dependent on throttle position, it also needs to know RPM.
If you give a big fistful of throttle at low RPM you would not want the valve to open at all or you would have no power.
If you give a big fistful of throttle at low RPM you would not want the valve to open at all or you would have no power.
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Re: powervalve
Strange- I had a run-in with a DT200 a few weeks ago and it couldn't touch me....
Power-valve connected through the throttle cable, now that's a weird concept that wouldn't work IMHO (that's why we have the black box of tricks under the seat!). Sounds like a do-it-yourself job.
Power-valve connected through the throttle cable, now that's a weird concept that wouldn't work IMHO (that's why we have the black box of tricks under the seat!). Sounds like a do-it-yourself job.