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PCiii on SDR
18 posts · Started by Wier · 11 Jun 2009
Post 2 by Motohooligan,
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Post 3 by trackday junkie,
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Post 12 by trackday junkie,
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Post 13 by trackday junkie,
#13It's not hard to understand the issue. The R is a limited production machine. R&D is costly. Even if you use customers machines. It's a small demand market. I doubt they have unlimited resorcess to develope maps for machines that in all likelyhood will only gain them sales of 2 or 3 hundred units.
More important, is that while their R&D guys& gals, work on a unit for me and you they are falling behind on development of products for units that will have higher production runs- more customers.
Ain't personell- just bussness
Sorry for butchering the language: but I don't give a ... after a couple beers.
Cheers Jeff
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Post 15 by Wier,
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Post 16 by hardway,
#16Im very tempted to upgrade my pciii to a pc5 once its available. Im curious about the idea of installing the the map switch addon. Having a full/max horsepower map with another thats detuned+more torque for commuting and wet weather would be cool. I seem to be chewing through my rear tyre commuting everyday (to the point where Im tempted to just buy another cheap bike to ride to work on) and only really getting 2500 - 3000kms out of a rear tyre... A detuned map could help me out there and might even help with the snatchiness too? notsure.
Just an idea...
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