Tuneboy switching trims

Disco said:

You'll need to first open up the tuneedit table which is the blue table. Have the bike on and connect the PC/laptop to the bike. At the bottom of the blue table screen you'll have the throttle position displayed. It'll be very close to 0. Turn the throttle slowly until you hit close to your 5376rpm. Remember that this is a throttle limiter, not a rev limiter. Once you have your TP, you can turn it off and disconnect.

With the red table you've posted, you'll want to find all the numbers greater than the TP you recorded and reduce them to the recorded number. This will include the lower rpms with higher TPs. Then save and reflash the bike with both the red and blue tables.

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Disco said:

I'd go with the middle table and not the last. In theory the last one could work, but it just seems unnecessary to change the low values above your rev limit to higher ones.

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Disco said:

Did you find the throttle position that reached the 5000rom limit? You originally used 61% as an example, but the tables you've put up still show the same value.

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Disco said:

In theory, yes. Equally though if no values are greater than your TP to achieve 5000rpm, then you're still limiting it. Assuming that 100 means the highest throttle position to reach 5000rpm and not actually 100% TP

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Disco said:

I don't know of any way of providing a hard stop like an ignition cut. I'd find the throttle at 5000rpm and then we'll work from there

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