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Bazzaz unit

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 3:16 pm
by troy
Is anyone out there using the BAZZAZ unit on there HONDA PCX 150???? I'm getting ready to put on one on my scooter, just wounding if I can see your fuel map for it?

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 3:55 pm
by homie
Very interesting


Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 5:27 pm
by Mel46
Did you happen to hear that part where he said that it is no street legal in California? I am getting flashes of "Fast & Furious"... on a scooter!!

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 7:32 pm
by homie
Nothing BETTER is legal in California, you can't even effectively change the magazine on your AR (unless you are terrorist). Limits on everything, water, toilet capacity, insecticides, paint, refuge, lawnmower emissions etc, etc,... BULLETS! I wouldn't move to California if all the other states were on fire. Break it off and shove it out to sea or give it back to Mexico... not a place for mid-westerners to enjoy living.

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 7:50 pm
by chicaboo
homie wrote:Break it off and shove it out to sea or give it back to Mexico...
There's a provision in place for that called the San Andreas Fault. :P

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 7:54 pm
by BPT7594
homie wrote:Nothing BETTER is legal in California, you can't even effectively change the magazine on your AR (unless you are terrorist). Limits on everything, water, toilet capacity, insecticides, paint, refuge, lawnmower emissions etc, etc,... BULLETS! I wouldn't move to California if all the other states were on fire. Break it off and shove it out to sea or give it back to Mexico... not a place for mid-westerners to enjoy living.
I am a liberal and progressive myself, but I seriously think California should back the f*ck off with the regulations.
Soon it will be come like where I live. No modification is legal.

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 7:57 pm
by BPT7594
troy wrote:Is anyone out there using the BAZZAZ unit on there HONDA PCX 150???? I'm getting ready to put on one on my scooter, just wounding if I can see your fuel map for it?
A fuel map is very hard to obtain.
And let me remind you that a fuel injection bike is very sensitive to temperature change, elevation etc.
If Bazzaz has a fuel controller for your scooter, I suggest taking it to a dyno shop to tune it properly. Or spend some more money on an autotune unit.

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 8:09 pm
by chicaboo
That's the tricky thing with Bazzaz (and Power Commander) - do you pay extra for the autotune and exhaust shop to weld a bung on your exhaust, or pay for the tuning time on the dyno?
In my experience, you may even need a winter and summer map tuned at different times of the year. So it's possible the auto tune units pay for themselves in the long run...?

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 11:25 pm
by BPT7594
You need the auto tune to be working properly too.
IMHO, autotune is worth it. But I think tuning on a dyno is more precise.
I have never been a fan of fuel injection for tuning. Sure it's very precise and advanced but only for the skilled and experienced, and rich.
For the layman it's a nightmare. I do miss the old days when a good old carburetor was installed. A carburetor is much more tuner friendly than a system of sensors and electronics.

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2016 12:30 am
by chicaboo
I've only tuned carbies on model RC cars, and they were a pain with their idle/mid/high needle adjustments.
The worst thing was I had to re-tune them on the fly almost every time I went out with them. I don't miss those days...
I trust a 35mm carbie isn't as sensitive to environmental changes as a 5mm carbie though. :P

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2016 4:29 am
by BPT7594
One of the best carbies ever is the Keihin PE 28mm from Keihin Thailand, the one with a yellow idle knob.
You can put that on literally any bike between 100cc to 250cc 4 stroke and you can get by with some rough tuning.

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2016 10:11 am
by troy
HI! is anyone out there using the PGM-FI CONTROLLER FOR PCX150 V1??? Can I see what map 2 looks like on that unit please !!! :)

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Thu Sep 29, 2016 6:00 am
by ThailandPCX
Hey Dude... I tried to get a Bazzaz unit for my bike... buy, had some questions about set-up... and tried in vain to get Bazzaz to contact me.... But, NEVER got an answer from Bazzaz... and I tried all 3 ways (1) email from their website.... (2) post a question from their website... (3) Left a message on their YouTube video... And Bazzaz NEVER answer my question... So, to me Great Customer Service is a ""Requirement"" ""Before" I will buy a product... So, I never ended up buying a Bazzaz...

And I am Glad that I didn't...

Dude... DynoJet is Top in the industry... and Chris at DynoJet... well - this guy is like most knowledgeable in the performance industry again...

So, well - Dynojet says... they Do Not Make a Power Commander V for the PCX... and have No Future plans to make a PCV for the PCX... this is because they did make a PCV for the PCX and track tested it and found VERY LITTLE increase in performance....

But.... DynoJet does make a Wideband 2.... and this is GREAT Fabulous Outstanding, Perfect..!!!! for the PCX... this is what you absolutely need...

Forget the Bazzaz Unit... not going to do what you want....

Chris set my Wideband 2 up at AFR of 13.9.... and it is prefect...

I can accelerate... gain speed... going up hill... and my AFR is held at 13.9... (stock is 14.7)

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 2:08 pm
by troy
! just installed my new BAZZAZ unit on my modified PCX150!!!!!!!!!!!! Time to test & fine tune the fuel mix

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2019 7:16 pm
by grndslm
troy, did you ever get it tuned to your liking?

Re: Bazzaz unit

Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2020 4:55 am
by Pcxdemon
Yea, what happened there..