Tune boy and butterflies

vic

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Well, I went looking at the tuneboy site and didn't find a tune that really fits my need ???

The question is; should I putt back the butterfly's and get a tuneboy with full power in all gears??
At least when they got a full power map (tors ans bypass)
 
Have you tried emailing Wayne at Tuneboy, to ask?

I cant see what difference it would make whether the secondaries are in situ or not, Tune boy is going to tell the actuator to open them, which presumably is still there, the fact that theres nothing on the end of it wont make any difference.

And wayne sent me a tune good for full power, bypass and TOR pipes its called DynoSteve.

I havn't fitted the TOR pipes yet but they are on my list, for now I'm running bypass with standard pipes and whilst its plenty fast enough I think I could do with a bit more noise.
 
Vic

Have a look at the latest Tuneboy sticky as there is comment in there from Wayne about tuneboy with removed secondaries. It appears that it could do damage to your bike.

regards

Keith
 
It is when the motor reaches the speed limiter , motor could get leaned out .



Also a word of warning.
If you have removed the secondary throttle plates and you run up to the speed limiter you will lean out the motor.
The ECU closes off the secondary throttle as the first part of the speed limiter, it also cuts back the injector pulse time because it thinks the secondary plates are closed off.
If the plates are not fitted then the ECU has cut back the fuel but the motor is still getting the full amount of air, this will cause a lean condition that could damage the motor.
The second part of the speed limiter is to cut one cylinder, then two.
 
Keith, I e-mailed Wayne as suggested, expecting reply soon.
I asked if I should put em back or not,
I also asked if the tuneboy can reduce the popping, loved it at first but I kinda grown tired of it now.
I don't plan to raise the rev limiter or the speedlimiter so no problem there.

I'm gonna need a **** good forcing reason to put them secondaries back, Its running much better now as it did before (to my taste)
 
I belive the butterflies are needed to help the bike run better.
removing them will probably make bike seem more grunty.
at the moment nobody is running past stage one (bolt on) performance,
wait until we get hi-comp pistons, wild-cams, oversize-valves, then you will be puting secondarys back in to stop continus wheel-spin , "bugger"
so dont loose those little screws and plates you may need them

anybody been in touch with wiesco yet ??? :twisted:
 
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