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Old 06-03-2020, 06:00 PM   #1
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Not my dyno runs, from the supplier

I did “seat of pants” evaluation!
That makes sense about the manu dyno. I’d say get it tuned and dyno’d and it’ll do waaaaaaaaay more than 139.
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Old 06-03-2020, 06:35 PM   #2
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That makes sense about the manu dyno. I’d say get it tuned and dyno’d and it’ll do waaaaaaaaay more than 139.
Unfortunately cracking the ecu on an R is no mean feat, it’s not the same as the S and is heavily encrypted. Some have said Rexxer maps work but as I understand it as soon as it goes on diagnostic equipment at a Ducati dealer, the equipment will reset it

Star Ace is working with Termignoni to have their T800 available for this kit shortly (without buying the Termignoni pipes)
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Unfortunately cracking the ecu on an R is no mean feat, it’s not the same as the S and is heavily encrypted. Some have said Rexxer maps work but as I understand it as soon as it goes on diagnostic equipment at a Ducati dealer, the equipment will reset it

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Can it be power commander’d?
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Can it be power commander’d?

Nope!
The homework I've carried out suggests the best way of tuning is with a Rexxer remapping of the ecu, compared with other bikes which I've had returned its expensive and involved.
BSD the local Rexxer tuning house to me , have to either send the unit to Rexxer for a generic remap or they tune in house with Rexxer supplying a code to allow access into the coding within the ecu, then mapping on a dyno.
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I’d go for tune in-house. They’ll get some serious ponies out of it…I’d imagine.

And it would be nice to see how filter as effected the A/F ratio
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Old 07-03-2020, 10:52 AM   #6
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Nope!
The homework I've carried out suggests the best way of tuning is with a Rexxer remapping of the ecu, compared with other bikes which I've had returned its expensive and involved.
BSD the local Rexxer tuning house to me , have to either send the unit to Rexxer for a generic remap or they tune in house with Rexxer supplying a code to allow access into the coding within the ecu, then mapping on a dyno.
It’s kind of a shame it doesn’t use the same ecu as the Multistradas, I know a man who has managed to wring about 190bhp out of one....
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It’s kind of a shame it doesn’t use the same ecu as the Multistradas, I know a man who has managed to wring about 190bhp out of one....

That would be interesting!
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It’s kind of a shame it doesn’t use the same ecu as the Multistradas, I know a man who has managed to wring about 190bhp out of one....
Pedro, would the said man be based in Buckingham these days, and was involved in a certain persons turbo charged Multistrada!?
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Pedro, would the said man be based in Buckingham these days, and was involved in a certain persons turbo charged Multistrada!?
No, more Winchester based, bike belonged to Ducati’s marketing director, brought it over from Italy...
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