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if you're adding slipons only, there is no need to adjust the base "stock" map. if you're adding pipes and high flow breather at the same time then you must have at a minimum of a stage 1 flash done.
If you add just high flow breather, it is recommended to do the stage 1 flash as well.
As far as whether there is a difference between a stage 1 map and the canned map that comes with the SERT, I'm certain there are but you'll have to open both maps up and look to see the differences. jluvs2ride (expert with the sert and sespt devices) might be able to answer off the top of his head...
Is there a difference between the standard flash you can get with just adding slip ons vs the canned base map you can get if you have a SERT?
Just to add to my knowledge, thanks
Yes there is a diffence. The dl is just a generic MAP developed for a broad range of products. The "canned MAPs" are more part specific. All the MAPS from SERT could be concidered "canned". I would actually consider any MAP that you put on your bike that hasn't been specifically tuned to your bike as canned. IMO they are just a starting point. In other words I could supply you with a SERT MAP that I tuned for your exact build, but it would more than likely not be perfect for your bike. All bikes are differn't.
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