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Staintune & SFI
6 posts · Started by azdunj · 03 Aug 2006
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Post 4 by jawk,
#4Staintunes look promising, the only thing that would put me off them is their weight. I don't think there will be much of a weight saving over stock since they are made from heavy stainless steel also. Rapid bike module looks much better than SFI, thanks for the info. It allows you to adjust the ignition timing and rev limit as well as the fuelling. I will need to do some research into this one (unless Power Commander becomes available soon, if at all?).
Cheers
Jim
Cheers
Jim
Post 5 by limeyduffa,
#5There is a RapidBike 3 available for the superduke. You can program up to 5 settings. Changing of the setting with a switch on the steer.
Looks good: one setting with dB killers, one without.
I'm thinking getting such a tool.
Change to another bike: Take the RapidBike with you, reprogram and your ready.
Looks good: one setting with dB killers, one without.
I'm thinking getting such a tool.
Change to another bike: Take the RapidBike with you, reprogram and your ready.
Post 6 by jawk,
#6Hi
i have fitted the staintune pipes to my duke,they are good quality and fit well.
The weight i estimate to be 5-6kg for the pair.As for performance they have givern significantly more torque down low and a good surge of power up top.At present i have not fitted the akra mapping as the dealership would not do it, as i did not have the akra pipes(on ktm's advice).All i did was allow it to idle for 20 mins, it still feels a little lean off idle, but is generally fairly good.
i have fitted the staintune pipes to my duke,they are good quality and fit well.
The weight i estimate to be 5-6kg for the pair.As for performance they have givern significantly more torque down low and a good surge of power up top.At present i have not fitted the akra mapping as the dealership would not do it, as i did not have the akra pipes(on ktm's advice).All i did was allow it to idle for 20 mins, it still feels a little lean off idle, but is generally fairly good.
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