02 and TuneECU etc


Thanks Coppa. Hope all goes well and look forward to reading the results.
 

Thank you. I'll have a look at the tables and the areas you suggest. Much appreciated.
 
So got on the dyno on Friday, bike ran 148.7bhp on the first run with the HansO tune (many thanks HansO hope you're feeling better!) then with a few tweaks to the fuel mixture it got up to 153bhp, then the clutch started slipping which prevented any more runs, tuner though with a bit more fine tuning it would run to 160bhp. Torque was 158ftlbs and pretty flat at that level from 3000 rpm up to the point it started slipping. HansO tune was a bit rich for my bike but much better that than too lean as we all know how that ends up.
Will try to get the clutch sorted soon so any tips on best options to go for are welcome, it hasn't been slipping out on the road so not too worried at the moment. Tuner recommended EBC heavy duty spring with standard triumph friction plates, any comments??
 
Thanks for the update. Sounds very encouraging.

Out of interest now that you have an optimised map, are you able to read and save it with TuneECU for your future reference or deosn't it work like that?
 
I understand that you can save the map in the bike at any time so I'll give that a go, the map isn't fully optimised unfortunately as he wouldn't rev the bike past 4000 rpm after the clutch started slipping in case he fried it so when it's fixed it might be back on the dyno.
 
Hope the clutch is nothing serious.
I'd be interested in the F and L graphs if you can post them.
 
Stock friction plates and steels then call carpenter racing and order a set of heavy duty springs
 
My clutch was slipping when I sent it to Carpenter to install the 265 hp kit. They added their heavy duty clutch springs, and it hasn't slipped since. I'd just call Carpenter and get the springs. The plates should still be good.
 
Where did you get the tune from?