M7 SLP Twin Pipes Boondocker Settings

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Does anyone have any info on numbers for the BD Box on an 05 m7 162. we are running between 500 all the way up to 4500. Clutching? Anything else that should be done? Really appreciate the help.

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i have 06 700 single mbrp complete system they are always a bit lean in the mid to valve open then rich i add 4 to mid took away 4 on top still abit rich maybe but safe as the day is long i put 5 lbs of nitrous at cooke and held it wfo all time do your checks on plugs if it gets cold turn up the numbers. 4 points are about 1 jet size.hope this helps did you visit boondockers forum not big but some stuff .pm if i can help ride hard

 

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• Jan 23, 2008

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I know some of you guys are running this set-up, is it any good, and what numbers are you using?

 

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• Jan 23, 2008

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i am runnin the jaws twin on mine i could share my numbers with you, the lowest i ride is about 4500 tho, i get my sled back tomorrow i will share my fuel maps then i dont remember off the top of my mind as im always playing with them where i go to different areas

 

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• Jan 23, 2008

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Are any changes required to the BD box when you change elevation? I don't get that impression from reading the manual for it, but wanted to be sure. The sled I'm picking up on Saturday has the twin setup on it.

 

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I spoke with boondocker on this about two weeks ago. The box intercepts the fuel map from the ecu. They told me that ecu signal will be modified by the box the same amount no matter the elevation.

 

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popa, thanks for posting that. I won't worry about burning it down here if that's the case. AKM8, I'll post my numbers on Saturday when I get the sled.

 

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I also run an 05 M7 162 with the boondocker box and slp twins. On the slp website (under the installation instructions for the pipes) there are the recomended boondocker settings. I also spoke with slp about an updated ecu, and they said that the numbers are also good for the updated box (06 fuel map). I ran these settings and they seemed to be a pretty safe starting point. Hope this helps.

 

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• Jan 23, 2008

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i consantly change my settings at different elevations, my sled will hardly run byt the time i get to the top of the mountain unless i poor the fuel to it

 

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Can anyone else share their #s?

Here's mine. I'm having some problems pulling RPM above 7000. It seems to hit a wall around 6850.

Any ideas? I'm running at 1000 feet at home.

 

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Well, I loaded the SLP #s into the BD box, and holy ****! There was the performance I was missing!

I did notice that once the pipes hit about 1050-1150 on the EGTs, it didn't want to pull much RPM on the top end and somewhat hesitates. Anyone else experience it? Any way to correct it? I'm seeing about 8000rpm, a little low. I'm going to pull a gram out of the weights and see how it behaves.

 

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• Feb 2, 2008

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I have to lean it down on the top end 7800 rpm, -5 hi ,on the box, wont go over about 7800rpm with out leaning it out. 8000+ altitude

 

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Thanks for the tip, I'll give it a try tomorrow and check the plugs.

 

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I didn't get a chance to lean out the 7800 reading, but the problem is still present, just doesn't show up until I get the pipes good and hot. I'm thinking it's loading up with fuel and takes some time to clean itself out.

I'm going to give it another try tonight, unless anyone else has some suggestions. I'm all ears.

 

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Can anyone else post their #s? Please indicate your elevation as well. I'm thinking this may have something to do with it.

 

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Your numbers

Blk88GT said:

Can anyone else share their #s?

Here's mine. I'm having some problems pulling RPM above 7000. It seems to hit a wall around 6850.

Any ideas? I'm running at 1000 feet at home.

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Your numbers don't show up. Can you send them to me at chughes@welliver-mcguire.com. I have the same set up and am trying to get my bd set.