Tuneboy cruise, QS, blipper and iPhone app lessons learnt
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Also please note that I found if I changed at around 9k the upshift seemed better although 2-3 was still a bit rough so I'm considering trying clutchless shifts from 2-3.
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Kill time looks right to the left !!!
Have you also tried the kill time default, as i wonder if that works for the OEM shifter will, would it work with the TB supplied shifter ?
17.4 Adjusting the Quick Shifter Kill Time
The "QS Kill Time" slider allows you to adjust the kill time used for up-shifts.
If the slider is fully to the right, the kill time will use the default time.
As you move the slider to the left the kill time will be reduced.
N.B. If your motorcycle is a Panigale this time adjust can be used to adjust thekill-time for the factory fitted shifter.
Haven't tried it myself as I don't know how it compares to having the time all the way to the left. Problem I have is that I can't really make changes at the track as I ride there and can't be bothered to take a laptop to try it out. I wish Wayne provided information about the QS times by Rev and make them adjustable.
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The iphone app looks like an easy option - i tried it to day and it works - even cross checked it with laptop..
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Im still finding 3% not good enough. I'm going to try 4% and for the street tirm file increase the BlipL table
CC update Nov 2018
Finally solved a few cruise control problems with the nudge buttons. Problems were that the cc would randomly set itself so I would be decelerating but the cc would take over and hold the throttle open. Needed to have fingers over the front brake lever all the time. Also found that cc was always on when I started up without having to hold the start button for three seconds to engage it.
Resolved these problems by removing the nudge buttons and changing the configuration to use the up/down buttons instead. I think the problem is the adapter cable Wayne makes but not entirely sure. Right now the cc works fine although I may at some stage wire up a simple button on the left handlebar in parallel with the start switch to make it easier to set the cruise speed without resorting to using the nudge button setup
Finally solved a few cruise control problems with the nudge buttons. Problems were that the cc would randomly set itself so I would be decelerating but the cc would take over and hold the throttle open. Needed to have fingers over the front brake lever all the time. Also found that cc was always on when I started up without having to hold the start button for three seconds to engage it.
Resolved these problems by removing the nudge buttons and changing the configuration to use the up/down buttons instead. I think the problem is the adapter cable Wayne makes but not entirely sure. Right now the cc works fine although I may at some stage wire up a simple button on the left handlebar in parallel with the start switch to make it easier to set the cruise speed without resorting to using the nudge button setup
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