Can a Rocket III take down the establishment, and rule this island

[R-III-R Turbo]

What do you mean by above ecu cant adjust injector size?

As in with the only map editors available to us that I know of for these ECUs being TuneECU and TuneBoy (Triumph factory one notwithstanding), one can't access the injector flow rate variable to edit it.
Or fuel pressure for that matter.

You can change AFR target and quantity of air in mg x20, and the ECU calculates what injector on time is needed to supply the right amount of fuel to make that target AFR based on the inputted quantity of air, and adjusts pulse width of the injector to deliver that amount of fuel.
But that's when the ECU thinks the fuel pressure is 3 bar and injector size is 330cc or whatever the stock ones are.

So if I use 840cc injectors instead of 330cc and don't touch the map or fuel pressure, the fuel delivered will be like 2.5x what it was with the smaller injector. = massively rich condition so bad the bike won't run.
I have to drastically reduce the mg of air in the L and F tables in order to compensate.
Add to that running higher fuel pressure for (a) overcoming intake air pressure and (2) delivering moar fuels capability for moar powers.
And the fuel tables become quite warped because one is compensating for inability to program ECU with different injector size / flow rate or pressure.

Oh yes and then add in a 2.5 bar MAP sensor when the ECU thinks it's a 1 bar, (another variable one can't change in these ECUs) and tuning the map tables gets very tricky.

This is why when people get serious about tuning they will gravitate toward aftermarket ECUs.

 

[Kevin frazier]

We just went through this tuning my last build, i threw in bosch ev14 injectors and we had to remove alot of fuel, the stock injectors are above 80% when tuning we found and i was wanting to see how the bosch would work, they worked good as they are at like 60% with alot of adjustability. I cut the map sensor tuning to 0% as the map sensor just doesn’t seem to react fast enough to throttle position so we went with tps based tuning throughout. Thinks for explanation. I thought thats what you were referring to but i wanted to make sure. Thanks man, i cant wait to see how well you do at track! Givem hell

 

[R-III-R Turbo]

So I got a few hours to go at it and got the back brake online again. Might need caliper rebuild. But anyway got out for a pull for the first time since October I think?
This is a clip of 33% throttle and up to 6000rpm. I can't wait to go 100% and 9000rpm!

Other somewhat positive news is the drag races 'might' be coming back - fingers & toes crossed.

 

[Justdad]

So I got a few hours to go at it and got the back brake online again. Might need caliper rebuild. But anyway got out for a pull for the first time since October I think?
This is a clip of 33% throttle and up to 6000rpm. I can't wait to go 100% and 9000rpm!

Other somewhat positive news is the drag races 'might' be coming back - fingers & toes crossed.

Like to see you run the quarter mile.

 

[Taz]

I just read through all 19 pages of this thread so far. It's absolutely fascinating, and I appreciate the write-up. I've been through a few major builds like this, and I really respect the perseverance it takes to get this all worked out. I can't wait to see a full pass at 100% throttle with everything dialed in.

 

[R-III-R Turbo]

Like to see you run the quarter mile.

I have a lot a practice to do, and a few bits to fit & setup on bike like traction control, shift light and quickshifter. But first I need to get the maps dialled in and to a dyno for finalisation.

 

[Gerald]

I have a lot a practice to do, and a few bits to fit & setup on bike like traction control, shift light and quickshifter. But first I need to get the maps dialled in and to a dyno for finalisation.

Commend you for your perseverance.

 

[R-III-R Turbo]

Sooooo it's been a while. Busy getting divorced and buying a house
At least the weather is good often now and I've been using the bike for commuting and that. Bastid back brake giving jip.
The bike, despite having 840cc injectors and a 2.5 bar BMW MAP sensor, actually runs real good & smooth down low pootling in traffic etc.

Did a little more work on the ignition tuning and "advanced" up to 50% throttle.
I had the knock sensor at max sensitivity and was getting amber & red warnings when venturing past 35%ish throttle.
So I retarded the ignition a little in that area of the map and now the warning lights don't light at all in the 35 - 50% throttle range.
Well, I might get the first green LED, i.e. 1/10 so nothing to worry about.
I think I went too far, cost some power in the interest of safety, but I can advance the timing a little again, later on when fine tuning.

Anywhoo, I am absolutely delighted to announce that the bike is making so much torque, it's causing the clutch to slip a little.
This clutch is a hydraulic converted, MTC billet basket, MTC chunky fiber, Carpenter spring clutch.
Am gonna have to start using the secondaries to dampen torque a little around the troublesome areas... as predicted.
But I'm worried as I've only hit 48% throttle max yet

I'll post a vid of it up soon.

 

[wjb]

Too much power and torque.

One of the very best problems to have!

Thanks for keeping us in the loop.

 

[R-III-R Turbo]

Today marks 3000 miles since the build.
Bike still running great.
I'm up to about 70% throttle now, rolled on with moderate aggression, and shifting at 6000rpm.

Things gonna get wild going up to 9000 and 100% throttle