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Best ECU flash results ever for me

Iv'e been testing ECU reflashes for the 1330 motor and the finale product is complete. But I can't up load the video as it's not a compatible?

Here is where the finale product is at for performance.
1. Stock 1st gear 0 to 50 mph @ 6 seconds, Flash 0 to 63 mph @ 6 seconds
2. Stock 2nd gear roll on at 35 mph @ 6 seconds = 63 mph. flash 35 mph to 83 mph 6 seconds
3. Stock 3rd gear roll on at 45 mph @ 6 seconds = 73 mph. flash 45 mph to 96 mph 6 seconds

I'm probably going to take some flack, but here it is. Monster Fuel injection out of Canada specializes in ALL THINGS BRP for flashing.
https://monsterfuelinjection.com/
I'm testing the finale flash and trying to get 500 miles on it. All that's left is to finalize the rev limit. My test ECU is at 9,200 rpm and my RT gets there really quickly, " about 10 seconds" in the first two gears. The Monster Fuel team is considering 8,800 rpm for the rev limit as that is slightly past peak power. There is a flash form on the web page.
Here is what you need to know, premium gas only, works well with stock exhaust, no straight open exhaust, " you have to add a Big City Thunder sound insert or Lamont's cat delete with insert, Akrapovic or Two Brother exhaust with the P1 performance tip.
Here is what you'll get. first the video looks and sounds like a NASCAR shot of the dash. The tack needle and digital speedo are just a blurr and the sound of shifting @ 9,200 is utterly amazing. We set the stock mapping to work below 60% throttle pull and the attack mapping above. For the RT owner you can choose to stay in the stock map all day, but, get to 5,000 rpm in any gear and you'll have fantastic two up power for passing. Dump your passenger and run with the big dogs. But the best is for the F3 owner. Open the throttle anytime past 60% and you'll first notice an uptick @ 4,000 rpm. At 5,400 rpm you'll have matched your stock peak performance. At 6,200 through 9,200 You'll be the Leader of the Pack.
 
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Please :bowdown:. Would like video of before and after if possible. Sounds like shipping to Canada would be a lot easier than shipping to Australia or better yet one could ride or Drive to Ontario and have it done.
 
Dennis,
What can they do for you if you want to stay within the stock rpm parameters, and fuel octane requirements? :dontknow:
(Other than killing off the DESS, and tinkering with Nanny's ability to shut down all of the fun?)
 
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Please :bowdown:. Would like video of before and after if possible. Sounds like shipping to Canada would be a lot easier than shipping to Australia or better yet one could ride or Drive to Ontario and have it done.
When a test ECU is mailed through Purolator to me in Wisconsin by 8 am, I have it in my hand the next day by 10 am. Boggles my mind. The fastest way for me has been Fed Ex ground and they have it on the 3rd day.
As far as a video before, every stock owner has that. Just take your bike out, 3rd gear at 45 mph, open the throttle and count off six seconds as best you can Then see how fast you are going. Then compare it to my data for stock accuracy. I had to install an AFR gauge, but the times and speeds all show on the video clock for all to see.
 
I know you're trying to sound informed. I fact, I told the owner of Monster Fuel that there will be three forum naysayers who will immediately jump on the thread. If anyone is not interested in improved performance they should stay stock. If you step up the game you have to expect to upgrade the fuel.
Thanks!
Since the 1330 is tuned for 91 octane, and I normally dump 93 into the tank: the fuel isn't a big issue. :thumbup:
I'm on an RT, so I'm more interested in more roll-on performance. Can they tune to an intermediate level for the Touring rider?
(Who are the three Nay-Sayers??)
 
The standard mapping under 60% throttle is a good idea, that way you could use the ECO mode to always stay within normal parameters if wanted.

I think 8800rpm sounds more than high enough and I would always want to err on the side of protecting the engine as opposed to maximium performance.
 
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MBM,
It sounds as if I might be just a bit more conservative than you are; but I feel that we're on the same page! :thumbup:
 
. But I can't up load the video as it's not a compatible?

Here is where the finale product is at for performance.
1. Stock 1st gear 0 to 50 mph @ 6 seconds, Flash 0 to 63 mph @ 6 seconds
2. Stock 2nd gear roll on at 35 mph @ 6 seconds = 63 mph. flash 35 mph to 83 mph 6 seconds
3. Stock 3rd gear roll on at 45 mph @ 6 seconds = 73 mph. flash 45 mph to 96 mph 6 seconds


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I don't understand.
You say you need to modify the exhaust to reflash the ECU.
How much of the performance enhancement is from the reflash, and how much is from the exhaust modifications ?

Sounds a lot like diet pills. If you take diet pills and eat sensibly, you lose weight, but you also lose weight if you just eat sensibly.

Speaking of eating sensibly, I think I'm off to Big W Roadside BBQ for some brisket. Can I get anybody something ?
 
I've got Monster Fuel's tuning sheet in front of me, and I've got a couple of questions:
1.Torque Limiting & Detuning removed... does this refer to the changes that Nanny makes, or is it something else?
2. Main Rev Limit... does this mean that we can specify exactly where we want it to be, or are there guidelines to be followed?
3. Ignition Timing for a specified fuel octane... If I have it set for 91, and I get in a spot where only 87 is available: what happens?

Thanks! :thumbup:
 
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MBM,
It sounds as if I might be just a bit more conservative than you are; but I feel that we're on the same page! :thumbup:

To be honest Bob I can't see me ever getting to 8800rpm as I rarely rev beyond 7K now, but I'd want the limiter in place to make sure.

I too had a look at the options page and had similar questions to you. This is clearly early days and expect the tuner to have standard packages available eventually. A kind of mild, medium, hot range so those of us with little know how can just select a desired level.
 
:agree: If it redlines at 8,100 rpm: I'd be hard-pressed to find that part of the tachometer. :D
But a bit more power for coming out of corners, climbing steep hills, or merging into traffic; would always be welcome! :2thumbs:
Oh! Since I'm on an RT: racing seems out of the question. (Unless they have a class for "Short Buses! :roflblack:)
 
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