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yes, the ecu needs to be accessed to install a pin into the harness,
im going to charge 2 hours labor to do it
im going to charge 2 hours labor to do it
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couple days and ill be able to start the process, if they have it by this weekend Sunday , I will do a live dyno run on my face book business page with
all stock
stock with the sprint f1 filter
and one with the throttle restrictions removed
all stock
stock with the sprint f1 filter
and one with the throttle restrictions removed
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I was wondering the other day will increasing the horsepower by 50 hp at the wheel affect how well the electronic aids work?
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Stock with airfilter 164whp 84ft.lbs
De-restricted + tuned 213whp 97ft.lbs
Full vandemon exhaust with tune 221whp 99ft.lbs
On Race Fuel 233whp 103ft.lbs
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I wondered the same the other day too!cOoTeR wrote: Tue Apr 03, 2018 2:27 pm I was wondering the other day will increasing the horsepower by 50 hp at the wheel affect how well the electronic aids work?
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H2SX SE with panniers and Vandemon H2R (+Akrapovic)
Ex: ZZR-1400 -12
Ex: Suzuki Hayabusa -08
Ex: Kawasaki Z750 -04
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it should not, the bike has two wheel speed sensors on it and had the 5 axis whichamagic
so all the same rules that make them work will still apply
early traction control that only used an algorithm and a front wheel sensor, yes the increase in power would be more likely to upset them
so all the same rules that make them work will still apply
early traction control that only used an algorithm and a front wheel sensor, yes the increase in power would be more likely to upset them
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Cool I wasn't sure how good the imu was on newer bikes and I don't think a lot of the new bikes with imu's are getting 50hp gains over stock like the H2 SX SE is expected to.vcyclenut wrote: Tue Apr 03, 2018 2:45 pm it should not, the bike has two wheel speed sensors on it and had the 5 axis whichamagic
so all the same rules that make them work will still apply
early traction control that only used an algorithm and a front wheel sensor, yes the increase in power would be more likely to upset them
I know the old KTRAC system on my ZX10R was not up to the task of controlling the 175 whp it had. My avatar picture was taken while I was at a 1/2 mile race with the TC on and at the top of 2nd gear.
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Stock with airfilter 164whp 84ft.lbs
De-restricted + tuned 213whp 97ft.lbs
Full vandemon exhaust with tune 221whp 99ft.lbs
On Race Fuel 233whp 103ft.lbs
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ultimately we will have to see but im confident the processing speed will keep up
lol, nice
lol, nice
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The file is released and I can start development!!
ill start building the base file tonight and will have some results for everyone by the end of the weekend
ill start building the base file tonight and will have some results for everyone by the end of the weekend
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Thanks for all the updates and keeping us informed. Looking forward to the results.
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the flashing process has started with good initial results,
per my usual process I'm working on the throttle maps and so far leaving full power as stock to compare
I have been able to create a much more linear feeling with smoother on/off with no perceived reduction in response
ill do the preliminary dyno work this weekend , then get a wide band o2 bung in the exhaust so I can start the part throttle tuning
per my usual process I'm working on the throttle maps and so far leaving full power as stock to compare
I have been able to create a much more linear feeling with smoother on/off with no perceived reduction in response
ill do the preliminary dyno work this weekend , then get a wide band o2 bung in the exhaust so I can start the part throttle tuning
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