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I have one ordered.. I have had it paid for in full from MPR since mid March.. Yoshimura was supposed to have it done mid March.. but here we are toddering the end of April and I just got told by MPR that they are still waiting and Yoshimura couldn't give them specific date on when... then I got told 2 weeks.. as I have been told so many times... I am going to stick with the EMS no matter how long it takes.. heck its paid for, However I was wondering if any one out there has more info.. I have tried asking yoshimura myself but they must not like me.. no one answers the phone or my emails...
 

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I just have this sneaky suspicion that everyone got caught with their pants down when they tried to modify the EFI after the CRBM was installed. Heck...I would be willing to BET my left nut that we probably don't even NEED anything other than the CRBM. Whats your opinion? :(
 

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Thanks for all your input... all the same I will be keeping it safe with my LTR. I'm not about to chance that the CRBM is all that I need with the mods I have done.. I know for a fact it is running lean and i live in Ut. where the elevation is about 4600 ft. the O2 is thin up here and I still don't want to chance it, plus it is getting warmer here.. I really am hoping that it gets here soon...
 

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Well i just ordered my full yoshi and i talked to kyle from cernics he is running his yoshi with just the cb

i have also seen a few guys around here doing the same!!!

i am gonna try it i will probably plug check the bike and run it out and listen for the lean pop

i am also gonna buy the ems setup but i think it should be ok for noww???????? just my opinion.
 

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A plug check will not give you answers on these bikes. How do you know for a fact your running lean? have you done a A/F check? Clone had a all white plug but was in fact running far from lean, more on the rich side. Two other tests have been done from people and there A/F is a steady line at 13:1. Im almost certain youd be fine.
 

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what seems safe to some doesn't to others.. and I'm not going to chance it.. running a full RS-5 with no sparky and a pro flo intake with a K&N is making me nervious so I will not chance melting down or doing any damage to my 2 month old LTR that has only seen about 8 hours of riding time.. I do plan on going out this next week so I will be doing a few minor changes to be safe.. hopefully this time when I got told 2 weeks for the EMS it true :banana:
and by the way.. what tells me I am too lean is the fact that even though I am running 100 VP this thing backfires like a bugger.. Or is backfiring now acceptable and safe? <_<
 

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yes backfiring is acceptable to a point. mine pops nearly every time i upshift or when im engine breaking. the thing is, what is considered "backfiring" to one person is considered nothing more than the exhaust note to others. mine has been doing this since i purchased it, before the crbm, before the full rs5 and even before it was broke in. its just the way the bike runs. if it was a loud pop like a shotgun, that may not be so good, but your little muffled bangs and pops are nothing to be concerned about. and besides that, most motors backfire when running rich, some fuel builds up in the exhaust and when it finally ignites you have your pop. also exhaust valve timing has a lot to do with it.


i highly doubt you would ever need an efi programer for these bikes for recreational riding. hardcore racers may like the advantage of tuning thier quad to its absolute performance peak for each race (different temps, altitudes, humidities and such can change the tune of the car) but for your every day go out and ride it for fun kind of guy, it is really not needed.

personally, i do not race, nor do i plan to in the next year, however i have every intention of using the EMS kit depending on the level of fine tuning that can be done with it (i still have to look into it, waiting for people to use them for a while and work the bugs out) simply because i really dont feel like putting a MegaSquirt system on my r450 to tune for the turbo unless i absolutely have to, although it may make things easier for me in the long run
 

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:unsure: Are you serious? :unsure:

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once all of us do get the yoshi ems kits, how are we supposed to do real world testing to see what the optimum setting we be on our bikes since every bike is different and since we dont have a dyno in all of our garages? Does anyone know where we could get the numbers to punch in on the fimak that would be good and bad to do?
 

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once all of us do get the yoshi ems kits, how are we supposed to do real world testing to see what the optimum setting we be on our bikes since every bike is different and since we dont have a dyno in all of our garages? Does anyone know where we could get the numbers to punch in on the fimak that would be good and bad to do?
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