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Would anyone know of a shop that can install the DDS upmap in the Bay Area? My local Ducati dealer won’t do it as they have a bunch of rather ridiculous stipulations.
Bay Area DDS upmap install
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I’ve heard that it’s getting harder and harder to get the upmap installed in CA. My buddy’s bike has been at the Ducati shop over a week for this issue. I don’t know all of the details but Ducati NA is involved and they are still having problems and it sounds like it’s on Italy’s end.
The letter from Ducati NA to the dealers was posted here:
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Thanks for this. I was just a couple days late on getting this done before this letter hit. Dang…The letter from Ducati NA to the dealers was posted here:
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Is there anyway to install Ducati upmaps yourself? Like using JP Diag or T800?
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Bummer
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Looks like the only way around this especially if you live in CA is RapidBike, BrenTuning, T800, or custom tune. Anyone have any insight into these options?
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I have the T800. I like it because, among other things, it lets the user move back and forth between maps.
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What mods do you have on your bike and what map are you running?
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I have a 959 Corse. I’m using the full termi map. I have a full Akra exhaust.
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They owe u a loaner
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None of them options are gonna work out you be better off running a platform like Tuneboy or Woolich.
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Ducati really dropped the ball on this by not announcing this with some time in between this draconian intervention. I get it… the environment… the law. Some heads up would’ve been nice.
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Why’s that?
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Cause Rapid Bike and Bren will not tune the bike correctly not to mention you are still gonna be stuck with the narrow band sensors does absolutely nothing for you above 15% throttle. Spend the extra money, get the correct software (Woolich) and some wideband sensors, log box and now you can correctly tune the bike.
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Ooof. That’s a little extreme for my application. I just plan to keep riding the bike on the street and occasional trackdays.
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Damn nice to see Gunther back in action nice!!!!
Yeah the Upmap does absolutely nothing for the bike kind of goes the same for a Rapid bike or Bren install. By time you spend the money on a RB and a Bren flash can have a complete Woolich package less the strain gauge shifter.
Yeah the Upmap does absolutely nothing for the bike kind of goes the same for a Rapid bike or Bren install. By time you spend the money on a RB and a Bren flash can have a complete Woolich package less the strain gauge shifter.
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