[Beeznutz700r]

Just wondering if this is worth it? I am planing on doing the Rs7 full exhaust and I a need to do something about my fuel. So is the ems pim worth it? And will it achive the fuel corrections I need or do I also need to get the pmik?

 

[Glamis700]

The fuel increments are 500rpms on the Yosh controller.

The Dyno jet has 250rpm increments.

 

[Beeznutz700r]

Okay, So does the dyno jet come with the pre tuned maps than? Or do I have to tune it myself?

 

[LNS]

Pretuned.. check out the dynojet site.

 

[Glamis700]

Okay, So does the dyno jet come with the pre tuned maps than? Or do I have to tune it myself?

There are about 60 pre made maps for the more popular intake and exhaust combinations on their website, free for downloading. You can make adjustments yourself of course. There are add on accessories available as well.

Their website shows everything available, where to buy, where the authorized shops are at ect.

 

[Beeznutz700r]

Okay Thanks guys I will check them out than

 

[superchargemyride]

The Yosh system did not get a good write up in one of the Magazine pipe shoot outs. Just an FYI Below is the link on the write up.

Yoshimura RS7 Pro Series quiet full system: $575 93.1 dBA Yoshimura: 800/634-9166; www.yoshimura-rd.com The Yosh system is proof that dyno numbers are not everything. Despite cranking out the top horsepower number, its on-track performance didn’t impress our testers. They noted a little more power in the midrange, but it wasn’t a big boost. Overall, it had a lackluster response that simply felt flat compared to the rest. Grade: C


http://www.atvrideronline.com/features/100_0603_2006_yamaha_raptor_700r_atv_exhaust_pipes/