Question CO1/CO2 adjustment

Sdaniels

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I have two questions. When is it a good idea to adjust the CO1/2 settings? Came across a post, someone told a guy an aftermarket exhaust shouldn't require messing with it. Where is the fitting that needs grounding to access the menu? I've found instructions but all the pics are gone.
 

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If you are below 1,000’ asl, I wouldn’t bother - unless you have some throttle response issues. If you normally operate at high altitude I think an adjustment of the a:f ratio is in order, whether you have a slip on or not.
 

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Plus 1 above.

If the cat is still installed, messing with the CO settings are not needed.
I run open Scorps and the bike runs super smooth with no issues.

Should you decide to change the settings, document the factory #'s should you have to go back.
No two bikes have the same setting..

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I also have a question regarding the CO adjustments, Does anyone know any way to reset it back to factory? I'm 100% sure that the guy i bought the bike from has messed with those things, The exhaust I have on is a Leo Vince, No cat. If I remember correctly it was at 12-32 when I checked it after reading some posts here, and then I found a thread of a guy that put it on a dyno, saying +24 gives some HP, after some more reading I realized a good majority of the bikes come at 0-0 so I went and put it 24-24, the bike feels okay, but just wondering if there is really a way to reset it in order for it to be 100% accurate. Thanks in advance :)
 
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