DQS cutoff time seems long

Snk1199 · Sep 5, 2016

Is there a way to adjust DQS cutoff time on the 1199S? I am riding on track and every upshift makes me almost bump my head in the windshield. Okay, that is not true, but infact, somebody watching from pitlane noticed how unsmooth my shifts are and asked me if I was chipping off the throttle which I wasn't. I experimented with shifting at lower and higher revs (ie. when red light just comes on and when full on) without any apparent difference.

-Is this normal with the 1199s DQS and I need aftermarket part for the track?
-Can I change any setting with the DQS (shorten cutoff time)?
-Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks!

PS: Onboard record of my last race (with GoPro deciding to switch off 2 laps too early). Race starts at 4:15.
[youtube]MfYc4WI9KQg[/youtube]

Gecko · Sep 5, 2016

For the 1199/1199S there's a nice replacement QS on the market from Cordona that allows changing the QS force settings (based on a strain gauge sensor): http://ducati1299.com/ducati-1199/17184-cordona-quickshifter-thing-2.html

But you cannot program interrupt time.

MotoX183 · Sep 7, 2016

I picked up a Translogic strain gauge direct replacement for my 1299s.

I'm not sure if the 1199s and 1299s are the same, but it was pretty slick and came pre-wired with a plug and play connector to work with the stock electronics. Didn't have to change anything other than the shift rod. Shifts are much more accurate and timely now. Made a huge difference.

They have a special kit just for this (TLS-DCS-PAN-FF-140) and you don't need their whole QS unit.
Translogic Products: Quickshifter, Powershifter, Race Gauge, Quick shifter

Twistedracer · Sep 12, 2016

MotoX183 said:
I picked up a Translogic strain gauge direct replacement for my 1299s.

I'm not sure if the 1199s and 1299s are the same, but it was pretty slick and came pre-wired with a plug and play connector to work with the stock electronics. Didn't have to change anything other than the shift rod. Shifts are much more accurate and timely now. Made a huge difference.

They have a special kit just for this (TLS-DCS-PAN-FF-140) and you don't need their whole QS unit.
Translogic Products: Quickshifter, Powershifter, Race Gauge, Quick shifter

So this translogic works with the auto blip feature I take it?

timwu12 · Sep 12, 2016

what's wrong with the stock sensor that makes you have to replace it with an aftermarket sensor?

Mr C · Sep 12, 2016

My QS works a treat

Captain Greg · Sep 13, 2016

Love the billet anodized rear sets!!!

TurboLag · Sep 13, 2016

timwu12 said:
what's wrong with the stock sensor that makes you have to replace it with an aftermarket sensor?

About 15mm slop in each direction that can easily be removed. Don't get me wrong, oem works. But it could be so much better just by changing the sensor type ☺

MMC · Sep 13, 2016

Just got the TL QS. They do say auto-blip functions. I won't be at my bike for another few wks to install...but the shift rod is pretty thick...hope there are no clearance issues on the R!

timwu12 · Sep 13, 2016

TurboLag said:
About 15mm slop in each direction that can easily be removed. Don't get me wrong, oem works. But it could be so much better just by changing the sensor type ☺

wow, 15mm of slop is quite a bit

MMC said:
Just got the TL QS. They do say auto-blip functions. I won't be at my bike for another few wks to install...but the shift rod is pretty thick...hope there are no clearance issues on the R!

please let us know how it goes and if you needed to do anything special to get it installed on your R!

endodoc · Sep 13, 2016

This was all covered in an earlier thread. I was one of the first to get this set up from TL months ago.

MMC · Sep 13, 2016

Not all of it.... Fitment on an 1199 ('15 R) vs 1299, that it arrives set up for std shift vs GP (swapping the blue and red wires is easy)....

bradp51 · Sep 14, 2016

With TUneboy you can adjust it
Mine is set twice as fast as OEM and is great

Snk1199 · Sep 14, 2016

bradp51 said:
With TUneboy you can adjust it
Mine is set twice as fast as OEM and is great

Just checking if I understand correctly: you can adjust the factory DQS by using Tuneboy? Is that what you are saying?

TurboLag · Sep 14, 2016

Snk1199 said:
Just checking if I understand correctly: you can adjust the factory DQS by using Tuneboy? Is that what you are saying?

Yes

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