it is difficult with TuneEcu. For several reasons, just the two main ones :
1. TuneEcu does not show all possibilities the ECU must have, for example acceleration enrichment or target Lambda values
2. You have four mappings inside the ECU, the two front & rear F mappings which are responsibly for tps >30%
and the L mappings which are using the two map sensors and are based on preassure
So what nobody knows, or the ones who know are not telling it to us, is how the L and F maps work together, is each a single map, and the ECU
just moves based on TPS values slowly from L to the F map, or do the values somehow sum up and build together the complete picture ?
Also if you import a Powercommander map with TuneEcu only the F map is changed not the L map. But the important map which controls
the small throttle openings is the combination between the L and F map.
Thats why a Powercommander setup will give nicer results than a TuneEcu upload, not from a overall power delivery
but the bike will ride nicer and smoother. The Powercommander will also affect small throttle openings.