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I have some Yosh slip-ons installed on my Busa. What are your thought on needed to remap, to get better performance and sound?
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I've personally rode more than a handful of bikes that were not tuned and then rode them after they were tuned and I am here to say, if you can afford the extra money to have it custom mapped I'd do it in a heart beat.
A custom map can be done on a bike with or without exhaust mods, and it will smooth out the throttle response.
Nothing (map wise) will change the sound of the bike, unless the sounds you refer to are from bad maps...ie popping and backfiring etc.
First thing I would do is the marble mod or remove the pair of you are experiencing popping or backfiring.
Nothing (map wise) will change the sound of the bike, unless the sounds you refer to are from bad maps...ie popping and backfiring etc.
First thing I would do is the marble mod or remove the pair of you are experiencing popping or backfiring.
It will always run better or worse depending on air. There is no getting around that. My bike is set up a bit safe (rich) and tends to pick up a tenth or two in cooler air. BUT, you can make a good comprimise that is better for fuel economy or power. Throttle response will become crisper and smoother.
That's what sensors are for.
Also if there is an extreme change in temp you will see a difference obviously.
I tuned my old GSX-R 750 two years ago and sold it to my roommate and then retuned it before winter hit and it was pretty damn close on the dot. Minor adjustments were made, but that could be because it had 15k more miles.
I tell you the map from power commander is smoother than my custom map by far. It jerks all over the place between 4000 and 5500 rpm's unless you're wide open throttle. I actually dumped the custom map reloaded the pc map. what a waste!
than you had a bad tuner. I had a bad map one time from the dealership
you got robbed by someone who didnt know what they were doing.
Like stated two posts above me, your map was not done right then.
You need to chose your tuner carefully.
it is a dealer map,and it did increase H.P.by 10, but ridability was severely compromised.I still have the map on file, I don't know if it can be adjusted .I guess i would just have to get a tuner to start over completely..than you had a bad tuner. I had a bad map one time from the dealershiphad it remapped at an independent shop and ended up with 5 more hp
ea. map can be adj. even by you with your pc. BUT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING DONT. I wont trust a dealer to do my custom mapping again.it is a dealer map,and it did increase H.P.by 10, but ridability was severely compromised.I still have the map on file, I don't know if it can be adjusted .I guess i would just have to get a tuner to start over completely..than you had a bad tuner. I had a bad map one time from the dealershiphad it remapped at an independent shop and ended up with 5 more hp
You can save the current map to a title easily remembered ie. "original map" than do some self adjusting and resave it to a dif. name ie. "first readjustment" that way you never loose the first map and can experiment.
It takes alot of time to do it right. That is higher than around here.
Yeah, I actually did that a little but with little or no luck.Then I reloaded the pc map from power commander and had better results.By the way the dealer said there is nothing wrong with my map(jackass).I really don't know if I would trust another tuner unless they would let me try out the bike before paying.ea. map can be adj. even by you with your pc. BUT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING DONT. I wont trust a dealer to do my custom mapping again.it is a dealer map,and it did increase H.P.by 10, but ridability was severely compromised.I still have the map on file, I don't know if it can be adjusted .I guess i would just have to get a tuner to start over completely..than you had a bad tuner. I had a bad map one time from the dealershiphad it remapped at an independent shop and ended up with 5 more hp
You can save the current map to a title easily remembered ie. "original map" than do some self adjusting and resave it to a dif. name ie. "first readjustment" that way you never loose the first map and can experiment.
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