What difference with this tune do

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Brisbane South, Australia
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2011 Roadster and 2001 Bonneville
20352-2, Rocket III Roadster Standard exhaust fully open secondaries 260 km/h topspeed no ignition retardation


what difference will this tune make to a stock Roadster.
 
should make it smoother and more powerfull of the get go, no restriction or dumbing down in the first 3 gears will probally lift the front wheel if you aren't carefully take it easy till you get used to it:D
 
The bike is great but the at low RPM in the low gears its quite jerky when going on and off the throttle in traffic and I do get a cough or to when hitting the throttle when changing down after cruising.
 
The bike is great but the at low RPM in the low gears its quite jerky when going on and off the throttle in traffic and I do get a cough or to when hitting the throttle when changing down after cruising.
the jerkyness will improve with the secondary's open the cough unfortunitly is a rocket trait which minimise with the tune will most likely never go yoiu will find that just about every rocket does it, as I said previously the secondaries open100%:D will smoothen out the bottom end:D
 
Without the tune when do the secondaries open.
not till a lot later in the first three gears I am not sure about the roadster but in the STD and Classics they are 75% closed for quite awhile in the first three gears.
most captains pull the secondaries out and also put triple K&N's on to really make em breathe:D
 
I see, I am starting to understand. by opening the secondries to 100% will it become lean.

The secondaries are open only to about 30% around peak torque in gears 1-3 in the 20352 tune. The loss in power isn't proportional to the reduction of the secondaries but it's a significant effect. In my case, using a TORs/cat bypass tune, opening the secondaries 100% gave me back 13 ft lbs from about 2500-3200 rpm. There's an obvious dip in torque and hp in the peak torque range where they close the secondaries.

Also, I saw no increase in A/F anywhere in the power curve by opening the secondaries 100%.

Are you thinking about copying I3 into I2 and I1? Most of the difference between I3 and I1 and I2 is below 8% TP and between 1600-3800 rpm. I3 is more advanced than I2 in this area but what do you expect to gain from messing around with this?
 
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