engine maps new rockrt

[ruzzle]

Hey Ruzzle, did you see if the valve part numbers between the the three different bikes..................

Part numbers of all cylinder head components are the same for R and GT.

Triumph playing their silly little game don't make any parts or service info available to non-TFC owners. Must be top-secret-squirrel stuff. Can't have the peasants knowing what's going on, can we? So we don't know about valve check intervals/lubrication/etc. that you mention ... Only someone with a TFC handbook could tell us if there are differences there.

But I'd nearly bet it's alla da same right through the range.

So I dunno where they get their claimed extra 14 RWHP from. Looking at that dyno chart in Post 6 with its hugely different "Delta" (transmission losses) between the TFC and the others - for which there can be no reason? - one might wonder if the extra 14 to start with is fairy floss? Final output is only 5 RWHP extra and that could occur between different bikes/dynos/operators/mileage. Torque figures and rev limits are the same. As Doc says, the differences are most likely all cosmetic.

Still waiting on Doc to tell us if the exhaust outlets are a different size from 32mm. Or anybody else with a TFC.... Mittzy?

But really, who cares? They go pretty good...............

 

[Bob Long]

Does TFC have different engine map to R & GT?

Good morning from UK, I have had a few issues with my Rocket TFC and now have a triumph factory data logger on the bike to try and trace a few annoying issues with key fob out of range and communication issues with tyre sensors, plus rear brake issues.
Can't complain about Triumphs reaction and support but pity problems are happening.
Was leant a standard R3r for a couple of weeks and the two bikes ride quite differently. The power delivery and engine map are quite different.
The overall feel of the TFC is definitely a livelier ride than the standard R3r.
I've over 4000 miles on my TFC so definitely know the "feel" of it to make this "unofficial" comparison.
I would probably say it's down to engine mapping, not sure if the engine internals are different but would doubt it!