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Power Commander and SVA
beppesignori - 13/1/08 at 02:18 AM

Is it possible to set up a MAP that will lean out the engine enough to pass the SVA test without a cat (cbr1000rr)? Would it cause any engine damage, if it is only used for the short duration of the SVA?
Of course I would never do it, as it would be damaging to the environment. Just a hypothetical question.


nitram38 - 13/1/08 at 12:42 PM

Depends on the age of the engine first.
Newer than 95 and it has to have a CAT.
If it is earlier than 95, you might be able to get it through.


meany - 13/1/08 at 03:45 PM

are you sure on that...this is my umderstanding.

post 95, you dont actually have to have a cat, its just that, you cant get the emissions low enough without, ergo, you need to fit a cat a cat to pass.

does that make sense?....lol


Coose - 13/1/08 at 05:34 PM

It's post-'95, so emissions do count! You should be able to set up a lean map that would pass SVA, but you may need a cat also. An hour on a rolling road would sort it....


nitram38 - 14/1/08 at 05:44 AM

95 and beyond CAT must be fitted to all cars.....................