Do I still need a tune from HansO?

[Grumpy Ole Codger]

There’s a reason they have great reviews. I doubt you’ll be disappointed.
My exhaust is coming next week so I won’t be far behind you.

You might be you know as mine is the much faster superior blue colour...

 

[ABC123]

No, no! I have 2 red stripes through mine and everyone knows red is the fastest.

 

[Grumpy Ole Codger]

The far superior BLUE doesn't need go faster stripes to create an illusion of speed, just does it naturally

 

[Nat67]

The far superior BLUE doesn't need go faster stripes to create an illusion of speed, just does it naturally

Boys , boys , boys, everyone knows the black ones are the fastest . Just ask @Claviger and @Steel !

 

[Grumpy Ole Codger]

Boys , boys , boys, everyone knows the black ones are the fastest . Just ask @Claviger and @Steel !

Oooeerrr... I feel like I've just been given a detention by the Headmaster

 

[ABC123]

Black is fine, so is mine.
Plus the go faster red stripes.

 

[Baloo]

I'm looking forward to seeing the figures as it's the same mods as mine when I finally get around to installing the ram air. I'll be using a Hanso map for a while but do plan on a dyno map at some point. I've found a company that are happy to use TuneECU in Withernsea, East Yorkshire. I was under the impression that the main guy is experienced at mapping, but not very experienced with TuneECU (he asked me if you could live map, wouldn't be asking if he was experienced). He was still happy to do it without live mapping. I'm just not sure if the lack of experience is relevant or if I should find someone else to get the best out of it.

 

[Baloo]

And I think I'll be able to prove that black with a single silver stripe is fastest by far

 

[Grumpy Ole Codger]

And I think I'll be able to prove that black with a single silver stripe is fastest by far

But the weight of all that extra paint...tut tut

 

[Grumpy Ole Codger]

I'm looking forward to seeing the figures as it's the same mods as mine when I finally get around to installing the ram air. I'll be using a Hanso map for a while but do plan on a dyno map at some point. I've found a company that are happy to use TuneECU in Withernsea, East Yorkshire. I was under the impression that the main guy is experienced at mapping, but not very experienced with TuneECU (he asked me if you could live map, wouldn't be asking if he was experienced). He was still happy to do it without live mapping. I'm just not sure if the lack of experience is relevant or if I should find someone else to get the best out of it.

Speaking to the guys at Dyno Tech, he understood completely what was required and wanted the bike for 2 days minimum just to tune completely. He was also recommending that Triumph function or perform better with using TuneEcu rather than PCV in the UK. Also mentioned that every bike is different due to so many different factors. The loading a generic tune will only ever give an average performance and they all need tweeking to get everything to work together correctly. We shall have to see what the dyno says as a before and after