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I'd be interested in seeing the dyno graphs for the stock tune vs their upgraded stock tune.
everyone can do this graph in power point LOL
everyone can do this graph in power point LOL
I was thinking the exact same thing.
They also mention about how "The engine is controlled in order to meet emmisions regulations. The engine managemernt software is also loaded on to the bike in a generic form that does not take into account the differences between different bikes. Just by tuning the engine management software we can extract 5-15% more horesepower from the motorcycle"
Well, with the termis, Ducati already does have a specific "non-generic" map that takes into account the fact that the cat has been removed for emmisions... So I'm not sure where exactly this 5-15% comes from unless they are sacrificing reliability (which they are also doing by allowing it to run to 12k RPM on a non-R model engine), or they are implying that the Ducati engineers have no clue how to make a good engine map.
I think my favorite part of the "graph" is the glowing lines.
Pretty.
Any one know or care to guess what tool they are using to reflash the ECUs?
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I have no doubt they can improve the performance to some extent...but not like they're claiming. Seems like most bikes are a bit restricted in US trim due to emissions. But 15%? Come on now
let me throw that in here:
I really wish this graph had rpms instead of mph. Very nice gains though. Right where the curve needs it the most.
Congrats!
Good info..but what's the deal with your .... ring obsession? Poor attempt at humor?
Yeah Prince Albert! Why you such a ....?