The run I did Sunday before rain hit was a one time pass to test the Vericom VC3000PC more than anything. I had worked a portion of the day trying to making some adjustments to the fuel tables for the VDI. Although this is not complete yet, I'm getting close so I can proceed with doing a few benchmark runs with and without the VDI.
After the runs are complete, I will be able to overlay the before an after runs onto the same graph to compare the results.
Overall, the Velocity Devices VDI box for the Grizzly 700 is a great unit with great features. For a bone stock setup, it should be a direct plug and play b/c Velocity tuned it on a stock Grizzly on their dyno to dial it in. So, what that means is depending on the mods that the quad has you install it on, it may be plug and play or may require tweaking as in my case.
The tweakabilty is very in depth and the manual that comes with the software describes in pretty good detail as to what each item in the software does.
After the runs are complete, I will be able to overlay the before an after runs onto the same graph to compare the results.
Overall, the Velocity Devices VDI box for the Grizzly 700 is a great unit with great features. For a bone stock setup, it should be a direct plug and play b/c Velocity tuned it on a stock Grizzly on their dyno to dial it in. So, what that means is depending on the mods that the quad has you install it on, it may be plug and play or may require tweaking as in my case.
The tweakabilty is very in depth and the manual that comes with the software describes in pretty good detail as to what each item in the software does.
