Does anyone actually use a Reduce button

[202mphbusa]

Scramble OBVIOUSLY

But I have never had a input signal for this

 

[smithabusa]

I wired it in on a maxx for someone before I think, seems to me like backing out of the throttle would be my natural reaction

 

[202mphbusa]

I wired it in on a maxx for someone before I think, seems to me like backing out of the throttle would be my natural reaction

That was kinda my point. my luck I would reduce too much and hurt my nuts

 

[mysticblu999]

^^^

 

[Busa Quick]

The traction control, and wheelie control setups in the standalone ECUs cut ignition timing, and can cut boost pressure. So in effect, there's your reduction button but it probably happens so fast you don't even have a chance to think.

I can say I had a bit of a scare the first time I used my quick shift on wet pavement. I wasn't on the throttle that hard, but shifting to second gear was enough to upset the bike and start spinning the rear wheel. I only got a little bit sideways and decided I needed the reduced button to happen in my hand!