I tried to find information. Stock 2014 tune/map

JaR3d85

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2014 triumph Rocket 3 Roadster, 2008 Yamaha FZ1
Sorry if this is already somewhere here but I sifted and searched for a couple hours trying to find information, so on my 2014 roadster is there a tune/map that I can load that will open secondaries and allow for unrestricted top speed? Not that I care about going top speed I just don't want my bike to be restricted. Again sorry if there is already a thread I for the life of me could not find it or figure out if this was infact a thing. Any help is appreciated.
 
I loaded this tune, 'R3T stock or slip-on.hex' on my '14 Touring, using TuneECU, after I put on D&D pipes in 2015. It made a noticeable difference. I haven't needed to use the program since, so I can't speak much about it. This is where you can adjust the top speed. Mine is set for 210kph/130mph... which is fine for me. If you can't find this tune and would like me to email it to you, please drop me a message.
-MIG
 
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I appreciate ya looking out, I really appreciate this site everyone here is great. I caught what he said in regards to apple to oranges, I'm sure someone will chime in and help me nail this down. I'm wondering if I can just remove the secondary plates. Not sure if completely open will be good or if I need to adjust it with the software to a 85 percent open? Not sure what to co census is yet.
 
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You need to download tuneecu program then you can do what you want
i kept my original settings about the same then at 3500 rpm opened them to 100% and also set my speed limiter to 150
there are tunes out there for your bike you just have to search for them
the hanso tunes are a little rich but some like them.
i think you need to search resources forum
hth
 
I have a lonelec cable on the way, I just wanted to nail it down ahead of time what I need to do, so you can adjust the % the flies open at whatever rpm in each gear? I guess I'm curious how easy it is to edit the program with tune ecu? Is it pretty easy to understand? I looked over the site a bit but still trying to wrap my head around the information
 
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very easy
you just have to play with it to find the correct page of thing that you want to change.