Thanks Hilly,
Ok boys I just got back from a vtune sessions - Hmmm!!!
I did two runs. First one was about 30 minutes long, and the second about 20. I don't know if I got enough data.
Also - I have attached a couple pics because I am a bit confused. You can see the the image with all the white blank squares - that is the print out. But when I go to actually extend the rows as per the manual, they are all full!! WTF??
Anyways... I will do another run again during the week and try again.
Well... I am just back after dropping in a Map that Hilly "massaged" for me and I can tell you it made a HUGE difference.
Basically it is a blended map of my first 2 V-Tunes and the throttle response is awesome! I was always cautious when say going around a roundabout as the bike would be twitchy!! As in - from zero throttle to a little bit of throttle was jerky. So I would feather the clutch!! No more!! The throttle response is now SO smooth, it feels like a different bike.
THANKS HILLY!! You rock!
Cheers
Mongrel
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Sometimes it still surprises me that complete strangers go out of their way for each other. Restores my faith (if only a little) in humanity!!
Hahah.. mongrel - well done.. I recently did the same thing and your video brought the feeling on the first start right back to me :-)
Pauly
Mongrel here is a link to a 96ci with the 57H dyno sheet
http://waharleyriders.myfreeforum.org/sutra3910.php#3910
I have just finished my mates Fatty Low with the 57s and decked heads to 82cc, 1.9 intake and .030" head gasket and without any tuning is quiet impressive, comes on early and pulls a long way, gets to the rev limiter a lot quicker
I might get it on for a power run will see what happens