Could be just unlucky... maybe it was from transport and in the package something got bent or whatever but Cardona took care of it quick and they paid for shipping both ways..my part was just getting it shipped.
So you still experiencing lag even with cordona?
Yeah.. it's just smoother than OEM
I am using QS2 setting on the street and it is smooth as well with OEM qs, QS1 only for rolling race or track days. Try it
Interesting....Looks good... out of 70 reviews only 1 with 4 stars and I saw 2 busas in the reviews but they don't talk about fixing the lag... getting my popcorn and watching from the corner
When I look at the evidence throughout this forum, it seems the lag is programmed into the ECU and not the fault of the QS (OEM or otherwise), and it activates when the ECU senses it needs to 'protect' the gearbox. Perhaps, a better-quality QS reduces the frequency of the lag for some, but it doesn't seem to eradicate it. Unfortunately, Suzuki appears to have programmed this self-protection to be overzealous. Each time it's happened to me it's because I didn't comply with the "3 C's" of using a QS: Concise, Complete, Confident. E.g., one time when at WOT I shifted nervously (not confident) and the lag kicked in. Another time, I tapped it in lazily (not complete) and got a big lag. Finally, I once shifted too slowly (not concise) and yep - lag! Since moving my shifter position lower and training myself into the art of the 3 C's, I've had far fewer lags.
Somebody said "I hate when they touch/mess with the timing" or close to that..can't remember who it was since it was when I first got in the forum.
Hi. I think we all need another hole in our head as I now have 4 bikes too. I need to sell 2.
Hi. From when I was buying bike for Windmill Cycles I never liked the TL1000R.
That you in the video?
Not me in the video... just came across that video while scrolling on Tiktok... since I have that QS saved I remembered this thread .
Short answer yes, tune shops do not have access to QS settings so basically QS logic doesnt change.
Seems it directly correlates to the force, how much effort you put whiile shifting. Looks like with hard boots I do get less lags and etc, but if I wear sneakers sometime QS hesitates.
