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04-28-2016, 05:56 PM | #422 |
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Not on this bike..... Some other models have this, but it's common in other countries.
Not in North America. Ivan |
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04-28-2016, 07:02 PM | #423 |
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I would imagine you would just get the code 98 error, unhook the neg post for 5 seconds and be good to go.
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04-28-2016, 10:09 PM | #424 |
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Ivan's ECU flashed/living near Ottawa, Canada
Is anyone in Ottawa, Canada (or near) thinking of getting their ECU flashed by Ivan this summer?
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04-29-2016, 08:58 PM | #425 |
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I received my Ivanized ECU today and had time for a little 20 mile ride on the toll road today at 80mph. No popping on decal at any speed. It is smooth and quick! I am like a kid with a new toy. I was running with 87 octane and no ping in any gear. However the temp was only 83 today. It will be sometime before I will know if the gas mileage improves because I can't get over how much the torque it seems to have now. It's going to be storming here the next few days so I am feeling like a caged cat. I want to get out and ride. I am glad that I waited to buy a tuner and saw all the write ups on Ivan's re-flash. Money well spent, even if I have to use 93 gas later if I get pinging in higher temps. :)
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04-30-2016, 05:20 PM | #426 |
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Got my ECU back yesterday and installed last night. Took a short ride and so far seems to be everything it's cracked up to be. Hoping for a longer 2 up ride tomorrow to give full test.
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04-30-2016, 09:55 PM | #427 |
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Got the Vance & Hines slash cuts mounted and the Ivanized ECU installed but it's raining. Started it up in the garage and I really like the sound of the V & H pipes at idle. Nice bark blipping the throttle without being over the top loud. Can't wait for the rain to stop so I can get out and experience what everyone is talking about.
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05-01-2016, 04:02 PM | #428 |
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05-02-2016, 08:36 AM | #429 |
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Wanted to update everyone on my pinging issue. To recap I had a ping in 5th at 70mph with a hard roll on, Ivan suggested it could be a gas issue. My testing has been delayed due to rain, finally far enough along to believe I can call this issue solved.
Added some octane booster to the suspected bad gas. Problem instantly went away. Ran that tank to near empty. Then I filled up with 93 and took it through some street driving for a bit to get it good and warmed up. Hopped on the free way for 30 miles or so. I probably went from 70 to 90 20 times WOT. Up hills, down hills...flat. Hit it all. Then tried 6th at 65...low rpms in a high gear is always a great way to generate a ping. Not a single ping. So it was the gas, but bad gas is really rare plus getting it just before I park it to remove the ECU for flashing seems like a hell of a coincidence. I suspect I am a dumbass, and grabbed the wrong pump handle and put regular in it. But thankfully I can't prove that. So lets carry on praising the genius that is Ivan. |
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05-02-2016, 09:35 AM | #430 |
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What a pain in the gas! . Glad its been resolved. Cheers
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05-02-2016, 10:15 AM | #431 |
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Since the flash I have been running 92 ethanol-free gas and the bike runs smooth, spot on especially just cruising along at 70 in 6th. And yes, rolling it on, even in 6th it pulls so strongly now that passing is a snap. And with the low fuel prices premium fuel is still very affordable and nets greater fuel mileage as well.
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05-02-2016, 02:26 PM | #433 |
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Finally stopped raining here so I went home for lunch to get the bike. Ivan is a f!@%king genius! I have to say I've been a little disappointed with this bike. When I picked it up from the dealer my first impression was, this is 1700 ccs? Why does it even have a 6th, it can't use it. No more! Now short shifting actually feels right and even roll ons from 65 mph feel good. But rolling on from 80? Oh man! Can't wait to see what the Thunder Mfg breather does for it, if they ever send the damn thing. It's been almost two weeks and they haven't even shipped merchandise they tell me is in stock. I hope they're not in financial trouble or something and I just get screwed.
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05-03-2016, 10:48 AM | #434 |
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terryd...you don't have to worry about Thunder, they will be around for a long time. Your freight should show up any day now. I have some of their stuff and experienced the same thing. I am currently running the Thunder tornado breather, having relocated and re-wired the temp sensor up to the front of the bike and love the performance. It feels like the bike runs with more power with the Thunder after the ecu flash than the Roaring Toyz unit having tried both. Thunder stuff is always good quality and performance tested before they go into production for sale. You will like it whether it is the tornado kit like mine or the tear-drop kit.
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