HEALTECH PS Eliminator

[Gladiator]

Anyone out there fitted a
HEALTECH PS Eliminator (PSE-01)?

[Coconut]

No, but what does it do / what are the benefits ?

[Saddle Tramp]

https://www.healtech-electronics.com/products/sh/

They correct speedometer error.

And by the way, a Merry Christmas to you! 

[Coconut]

Likewise !

[Maxime]

GET RID OF THE ANNOYING FI LIGHT COMING ON WHEN REMOVING OR DISCONNECTING THE PAIR SYSTEM FROM YOUR MOTORCYCLE.

[Coconut]

Hmmm ...

It seems that Healtech don't do a "Speedo Healer" for the Trophy,
and the product being referred to is a "PAIR System eliminator".
( "PAIR" = Pulsed Air )

In Trophy speak, it's an electronic module that you would plug in to your Trophy
after disconnecting the Secondary Air Injection ( SAI ) system,
to fool the ECU into thinking that the SAI system is still installed.

The product has "FOR RACE USE ONLY" printed on it,
and is not advertised as giving any performance gains,
but will prevent any Instrument Panel warnings from appearing
should you disable the SAI system.

The purpose of the SAI system is to reduce pollutant emissions.

The installation instructions mention the fitting of Blanking Plates
( not supplied ) and a need to also "eliminate" the O2 Sensor.

Apart from possibly where a performance / straight through exhaust system is being fitted
with a corresponding updated engine Tune "For Race Use", where some weight savings
might be gained by removing SAI system components, I can't see there being any
appreciable advantage, and certainly not for Road use.

Disabling the SAI system would contravene Emissions standards in most Countries,
and cause more pollutants to be expelled to the atmosphere.
 
In the UK this would be likely to result in a failure during
the annual "MOT" ( Ministry of Transport Inspection ). 

[Saddle Tramp]

Uh Oh!
You said the magic words “for race use only”.
Now 2slow Trophy will have to further investigate, in the hope of gaining a competitive edge on his fellow Twisted Trophies. 

[Novocastrian]

Originally Posted by Saddle Tramp

They correct speedometer error.

Surely my Garmin Zumo XT gives me accurate speed readings anyway ?  (Well, as accurate as I need to be, anyway)