TTS Mastertune Information
#4881
#4883
#4884
Egr
I wasn't completely satisfied with my recent adjustments on the bike so I went back and tried an experiment. I took my v tune map raised the egr values in areas I wasn't thrilled with, and ran it through the last set of vtune runs I did and generated a new map. It changed some ve values as I expected, flashed the bike and took it out. One or two minor timing changes to help with a small ping under heavy load and then a long data run. The bike ran a lot better, both temp wise and performance wise. When I looked at the data for the egr after the last run, the dots were to the left of the line, more so than on any previous run. I am stumped, any ideas
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#4885
So I have done plenty of data runs and have done 10 cal's so far. I'm going to apply my"semi" final to the bike.
I figure that this should be fine till the VT3 comes out and then will go after the EGR and timing tables.
Question.
Do I manually blend the ve tables out like it states in the manual, or do I just leave alone like it is in the TTS for dummies?
I figure that this should be fine till the VT3 comes out and then will go after the EGR and timing tables.
Question.
Do I manually blend the ve tables out like it states in the manual, or do I just leave alone like it is in the TTS for dummies?
#4886
I've only done 4 VTunes so far but did long rides and noticed more FRs listed than stops I had made. The last ride yesterday FR3 had 11 different sections and I only stopped two times. Looks like it breaks it up some how or other.
My cam tune data shows the break at five. I tried both 4&5 for idle and a short ride but couldn't tell much difference, though 5 seems better? I only tried 3&2 at idle for closing and 3 seemed better.
What I'm getting at is, should I try again and look for anything other than a quick throttle response?
Right now I have reset VTune 4 as my final to ride today. Guess I'll see how it does bar hopping.
My cam tune data shows the break at five. I tried both 4&5 for idle and a short ride but couldn't tell much difference, though 5 seems better? I only tried 3&2 at idle for closing and 3 seemed better.
What I'm getting at is, should I try again and look for anything other than a quick throttle response?
Right now I have reset VTune 4 as my final to ride today. Guess I'll see how it does bar hopping.
#4887
So I have done plenty of data runs and have done 10 cal's so far. I'm going to apply my"semi" final to the bike.
I figure that this should be fine till the VT3 comes out and then will go after the EGR and timing tables.
Question.
Do I manually blend the ve tables out like it states in the manual, or do I just leave alone like it is in the TTS for dummies?
I figure that this should be fine till the VT3 comes out and then will go after the EGR and timing tables.
Question.
Do I manually blend the ve tables out like it states in the manual, or do I just leave alone like it is in the TTS for dummies?
Leave them alone for now.
#4888
I've only done 4 VTunes so far but did long rides and noticed more FRs listed than stops I had made. The last ride yesterday FR3 had 11 different sections and I only stopped two times. Looks like it breaks it up some how or other.
My cam tune data shows the break at five. I tried both 4&5 for idle and a short ride but couldn't tell much difference, though 5 seems better? I only tried 3&2 at idle for closing and 3 seemed better.
What I'm getting at is, should I try again and look for anything other than a quick throttle response?
Right now I have reset VTune 4 as my final to ride today. Guess I'll see how it does bar hopping.
My cam tune data shows the break at five. I tried both 4&5 for idle and a short ride but couldn't tell much difference, though 5 seems better? I only tried 3&2 at idle for closing and 3 seemed better.
What I'm getting at is, should I try again and look for anything other than a quick throttle response?
Right now I have reset VTune 4 as my final to ride today. Guess I'll see how it does bar hopping.
As far as your Cam Tune... 5?? Post a picture of your cam tune analysis graph.
#4889
#4890
Having a dual TTS is like having two TTS interfaces. It doesn't matter if the bikes are the same or different such as... you could do a CVO Ultra and a Sportser on the the same dual unit. The unit doesn't care what you have.