Dobeck Fuel Programmer Opinions!

[firechickenXB9R]

I am Looking at the Dobeck programmer. Does Anyone have One and what do you think about it. or is there another option you would recommend? thanks

 

[LeFox]

or is there another option you would recommend?

remapping your ecm

 

[06xb9r]

I have a Dobeck on my 9r. It seems to do a good job of adding fuel. The thing I don't like about it is you can't adjust when the fuel comes in. The "main jet" kicks in at 4000 rpms, I think, and you can't change that.

 

[firechickenXB9R]

ok, how is it on the Top End power wise? How was the fuel millage effected? Do you have a factory ECM? Thanks for your input.

 

[06xb9r]

Top end? I'm not so sure since i have a D&D muffler on my bike. It's supposed to be a midrange pipe.
Power comes in pretty strong at 4000 and probably starts slacking off a little around 6000-ish rpms, but I would assume thats the pipe.
Fuel mileage is fine. Took a big trip last summer and I think on interstates, at around 75mph, I got probably at least 60mpg.
I do have the factory ecm on my bike. Open airbox and high-flow air filter too. Dobeck recommends using the factory ecm.

 

[firechickenXB9R]

ok sounds great. my bike is leaning out on the top end around 6000. thats were i was hopeing to get more fuel out of it. ok thanks

 

[sinpieces]

To do it the easiest way, buy the Remus powerizer.
Why?
It is self-adjusting, self learning and works for further upgrades.
Just connect it and you have a switch (on/off).
No dyno or dealer assistance required.
Look here:
http://www.buellxb.com/Buell-XB-For...XB12Scg/Remus-Powerizer-VS-Doebeck-and-others

 

[BuellXB2003]

Hey there firechickenxb9r where did you get that air intake that replaces the scoop on the left side under the frame, i like that