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Tuneboy - again

14 posts · Started by BASH69 · 29 Apr 2010

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Post 1 by BASH69,

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OK, so im bored again and fancy soemthing to do, so i may get my bike dynod and set up proply for baffles in and out, save the maps then ditch the PC3 and consider a Tuneboy system!?

So questions -

1. does anybody have a Tuneboy cable they wish to sell or maybe just lend out whilst i do sum experimentation.

2. Where are tuneboy nowadays with the whole diagnostic side of KTMs?

3. Is it now actually possible to lower idle?

4. Is it now possible to raise rev limit? and if so how does the ECU no what fueling to apply over the usual 9600rpm rev limit (standard SD!)

Can anybody clear these few questions up for me please?

Im sure ill think of more as time goes on but these will do for now

Stew.

Post 2 by FlyingScotsman,

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Hi, I've just ordered a TuneBoy....

...thought about it waiting on a PCV but since I've a Motobox sitting ready for fitting, I decided to go for the TuneBoy. Better than wait until 2011 to see a PCV out for my '10 SDR.

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