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eFlexFuel for Motorcycles and powersports
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What are eFlexMoto Products?
- eFlexMoto is specially designed for motorcycles and powersports.
- eFlexMoto is an easy ethanol upgrade that allows you to enjoy the ecology and power of domestic bioethanol in your motorcycle.
- The eFlexMoto is a fully automatic flexfuel system, so you can fill up with bioethanol, gasoline or both - however you want
- eFlexMoto optimizes the engine for the fuel mixture in use, minimizing emissions and consumption while maximizing performance.
eFlexApp for mobile connection
All eFlexFuel kits feature a Bluetooth connection and eFlexApp for your smartphone that allows you to monitor the engine in real-time while driving. See what kind of fuel blend you’re running, adjust cold start settings or toggle between three different engine performance modes: Economy, Sport, and Dynamic. With the eFlexPro, you can use custom ethanol tunes created with the eFlexTuner PC software.
Dyno results
Motos
Peak power gains do not always tell the whole story! It's important to look at power gains across the entire RPM range / dyno curve, A.K.A. power "under the curve." Power gains under the curve will have a greater impact on driving experience. This is because gains under the curve impact the broader usable powerband, whereas peak power is momentary - only at one point in the RPM range.
If peak gains are 5% while max gains under the curve show 20%, this +20% increase is a better reflection of how your driving experience will change (you'll certainly feel that increase!). You want to feel the difference in the seat of your pants, and this is where power under the curve plays usually the biggest role.
