ECU Flash from Ivan's Performance available - Page 19

hlknvlcn60 · 04-04-2016, 06:33 PM

Ken you will love the better mileage. Mine went up by about 3-4 more miles per gallon even the way I ride, with the throttle open most of the time. We get our first 80 degree day this week in Oregon so now I can get the bike up to operating temperature with expectations of even better mpg and more power.

tonik · 04-04-2016, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by hlknvlcn60

We get our first 80 degree day this week in Oregon

Keep us posted please sir. Let us know what octane you run and if it pings.

99xcsp · 04-04-2016, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Peg

My flashed ECU is finally back in the bike, and performing as flawlessly as everyone else's flashed ECU is.

I can't stop to chat... I'm off out for another ride!

I just sent my ecu today, can't wait! Is there any special instructions when you plug it back into the bike? just curious, Thanx

Ivan_ipp · 04-04-2016, 08:31 PM

The instructions will be in the box with the ecu.

Thanks very much everyone,

Ivan

hlknvlcn60 · 04-04-2016, 09:58 PM

tonik I run 92 octane clear fuel most of the time. Since the ecu flash, I haven't run any fuel below 91 octane, but the bike runs great on the clear 92 and there is an abundance of it out here. The only thing is the cost. I may experiment a little and try some E-10 87 on a warm day just to see how it runs with that in it. I will let people know.

tonik · 04-04-2016, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by hlknvlcn60

tonik I run 92 octane clear fuel most of the time. Since the ecu flash, I haven't run any fuel below 91 octane, but the bike runs great on the clear 92 and there is an abundance of it out here. The only thing is the cost. I may experiment a little and try some E-10 87 on a warm day just to see how it runs with that in it. I will let people know.

Awesome, thanks. Whats the highest outdoor temp you have beein in? I know you are in the flat straight but really warm state. Don't they have a road down that that has 11 curves in 318 miles? :)

skullbagger · 04-05-2016, 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by tonik

Awesome, thanks. Whats the highest outdoor temp you have beein in? I know you are in the flat straight but really warm state. Don't they have a road down that that has 11 curves in 318 miles? :)

a reverse deals gap huh!

hlknvlcn60 · 04-05-2016, 11:43 AM

tonik you are welcome....Thursday this week will be our first 80 degree day so going out for a run. That puts us at 20 above the norm for this time of year whoohoo! Just a few clicks west of here in the Cascade mountains, we have our own "tail of the dragon" highway 242 that switches back through the lava lands for about 40 miles with countless traverses, switch backs, curves that you have to go to first gear on and more through dense fir forest and lakes....very popular but won't be open until about mid-June this year due to heavy snow pack. It challenges less experienced riders to up their skill levels. Out here in the desert we have mountains that have long straights with some really nice wide sweepers you can get some serious speed on patrol and traffic free with spectacular views. This is, THE OREGON COUNTRY.

**JD Hog** · 04-05-2016, 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by hlknvlcn60

tonik you are welcome....Thursday this week will be our first 80 degree day so going out for a run. That puts us at 20 above the norm for this time of year whoohoo! Just a few clicks west of here in the Cascade mountains, we have our own "tail of the dragon" highway 242 that switches back through the lava lands for about 40 miles with countless traverses, switch backs, curves that you have to go to first gear on and more through dense fir forest and lakes....very popular but won't be open until about mid-June this year due to heavy snow pack. It challenges less experienced riders to up their skill levels. Out here in the desert we have mountains that have long straights with some really nice wide sweepers you can get some serious speed on patrol and traffic free with spectacular views. This is, THE OREGON COUNTRY.

That's a great ride! My buddy and I took that route when going from Eugene to Sandy two summers ago. It made our trip longer but that's what it's all about.

terryd · 04-05-2016, 12:28 PM

You guys are making me jealous living here in IA, land of the squared off tire. Used to live in Virginia at the base of the Blueridge Mountains. Man do I miss those roads.

Snake Ranch · 04-05-2016, 04:46 PM

OMG... OMG...OGM. I just got Ivanized. It will be here Friday. Can't wait, can't wait. With all the good reviews I think this is the answer to what we all have been looking for.

I had just bought a PCV and auto tune. Didn't even get it installed

.

I always think "Buy the best and cry only once.....well meby twice

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MET-RICK · 04-05-2016, 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Snake Ranch

OMG... OMG...OGM. I just got Ivanized. It will be here Friday. Can't wait, can't wait. With all the good reviews I think this is the answer to what we all have been looking for.

I had just bought a PCV and auto tune. Didn't even get it installed

.

I always think "Buy the best and cry only once.....well meby twice

.

Any chance of returning the PCV, wouldn't cost anything to try. I'm thinking you might be in for a few anxious days ahead. I don't know how anyone could resist. Cheers

OhioVoyager · 04-05-2016, 05:48 PM

Mine is on it's way home!! Should be here Thursday! Crappy weather and some "projects" on the bike will prevent me from testing immediately. This is exactly why I shipped it this week!!

**smokier** · 04-05-2016, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by hlknvlcn60

tonik I run 92 octane clear fuel most of the time. Since the ecu flash, I haven't run any fuel below 91 octane, but the bike runs great on the clear 92 and there is an abundance of it out here. The only thing is the cost. I may experiment a little and try some E-10 87 on a warm day just to see how it runs with that in it. I will let people know.

What do you mean by "clear 92"?

I am unCLEAR? :)
(No really, I dont get it...)

Ride safe,
Smokier

**smokier** · 04-05-2016, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Snake Ranch

OMG... OMG...OGM.
I had just bought a PCV and auto tune. Didn't even get it installed

.

What MET-RICK said - think you can return it? Even for a nominal RESTOCKING FEE it would be worth.

There are suddenly a plethora of EJK/PCV/Cobra Fuel controllers available!

Go Ivan

04-04-2016, 06:33 PM	#271
hlknvlcn60 Advanced Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: crooked river ranch oregon Posts: 723	Ken you will love the better mileage. Mine went up by about 3-4 more miles per gallon even the way I ride, with the throttle open most of the time. We get our first 80 degree day this week in Oregon so now I can get the bike up to operating temperature with expectations of even better mpg and more power. __________________ 2012 Vaquero S.E. Chuckster's tear drop intake, Freedom true dual racing exhaust, Ivan flash, Clearview windscreen, Corbin gunfighter seat, Clockwerk's hugger style front fender, Kawasaki KQR backrest and luggage rack, kuryakyn iso grips and rear passenger boards, front highway pegs, revolutionspeed clutch and primary covers and reservoir and switch box covers and Kuryakyn skeleton rearview mirrors. Login or Register to Remove Ads
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04-04-2016, 09:58 PM	#275
hlknvlcn60 Advanced Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: crooked river ranch oregon Posts: 723	tonik I run 92 octane clear fuel most of the time. Since the ecu flash, I haven't run any fuel below 91 octane, but the bike runs great on the clear 92 and there is an abundance of it out here. The only thing is the cost. I may experiment a little and try some E-10 87 on a warm day just to see how it runs with that in it. I will let people know. __________________ 2012 Vaquero S.E. Chuckster's tear drop intake, Freedom true dual racing exhaust, Ivan flash, Clearview windscreen, Corbin gunfighter seat, Clockwerk's hugger style front fender, Kawasaki KQR backrest and luggage rack, kuryakyn iso grips and rear passenger boards, front highway pegs, revolutionspeed clutch and primary covers and reservoir and switch box covers and Kuryakyn skeleton rearview mirrors. Login or Register to Remove Ads
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04-05-2016, 11:43 AM	#278
hlknvlcn60 Advanced Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: crooked river ranch oregon Posts: 723	tonik you are welcome....Thursday this week will be our first 80 degree day so going out for a run. That puts us at 20 above the norm for this time of year whoohoo! Just a few clicks west of here in the Cascade mountains, we have our own "tail of the dragon" highway 242 that switches back through the lava lands for about 40 miles with countless traverses, switch backs, curves that you have to go to first gear on and more through dense fir forest and lakes....very popular but won't be open until about mid-June this year due to heavy snow pack. It challenges less experienced riders to up their skill levels. Out here in the desert we have mountains that have long straights with some really nice wide sweepers you can get some serious speed on patrol and traffic free with spectacular views. This is, THE OREGON COUNTRY. __________________ 2012 Vaquero S.E. Chuckster's tear drop intake, Freedom true dual racing exhaust, Ivan flash, Clearview windscreen, Corbin gunfighter seat, Clockwerk's hugger style front fender, Kawasaki KQR backrest and luggage rack, kuryakyn iso grips and rear passenger boards, front highway pegs, revolutionspeed clutch and primary covers and reservoir and switch box covers and Kuryakyn skeleton rearview mirrors.
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04-05-2016, 04:46 PM	#281
Snake Ranch Advanced Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Stockton, Ca. Posts: 568	OMG... OMG...OGM. I just got Ivanized. It will be here Friday. Can't wait, can't wait. With all the good reviews I think this is the answer to what we all have been looking for. I had just bought a PCV and auto tune. Didn't even get it installed. I always think "Buy the best and cry only once.....well meby twice. __________________ Too much fun Is never enough. You make a living by what you get, You make a life by what you give. The measure of a man can be summed up by how he treats people who are the least significant to him.
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04-04-2016, 08:31 PM	#274
Ivan_ipp Member Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Congers, NY Posts: 57	The instructions will be in the box with the ecu. Thanks very much everyone, Ivan
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04-05-2016, 12:28 PM	#280
terryd Member Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Iowa Posts: 305	You guys are making me jealous living here in IA, land of the squared off tire. Used to live in Virginia at the base of the Blueridge Mountains. Man do I miss those roads.
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04-05-2016, 05:48 PM	#283
OhioVoyager Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Posts: 80	Mine is on it's way home!! Should be here Thursday! Crappy weather and some "projects" on the bike will prevent me from testing immediately. This is exactly why I shipped it this week!!
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