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As the owner of a hairy chested 2018 that was fully uncorcked with an SLR tune, I looked on as reports came in of how the 22+ bikes were much easier to ride. The easier to ride part in itself didn't appeal to me as much as my challenge putting down top speed on my 2018 - I could barely get 165 on the back straight at COTA: the bike was very hairy/trigger happy/jumpy/lurchy at high speeds.
So I went back to Frank at SLR and he gave me a new girls map - the 2022 map with the throttle restrictions left in place for first 3 gears. As best as I understand it, its the same SLR 93 pump gas map for the V4 with "2022 TPS tables superimposed"
I was at COTA yesterday and let me tell you - its much easier to hold it wide open! I was regularly hitting mid-high 170s on the back straight and I was riding 7/10ths. I will be pulling the AIM data to analyze further, but just for top speed, the 22 map is indeed much easier on the operator.
So I went back to Frank at SLR and he gave me a new girls map - the 2022 map with the throttle restrictions left in place for first 3 gears. As best as I understand it, its the same SLR 93 pump gas map for the V4 with "2022 TPS tables superimposed"
I was at COTA yesterday and let me tell you - its much easier to hold it wide open! I was regularly hitting mid-high 170s on the back straight and I was riding 7/10ths. I will be pulling the AIM data to analyze further, but just for top speed, the 22 map is indeed much easier on the operator.