[chezqui]

I spoke to my parts man about fitting an X pipe when I picked up my V+H pipes the other day. He told me that the ECU would adjust itself to the new pipes but fitting an X pipe would be out of the ECU's scope.

During my life I have come across many many people who wing it, i.e. spout what comes across as knowledge but is in fact, BS.

Has anyone plugged in a laptop to see what opportunities are there or is it Triumph only software?

 

[SineApps]

I’ve used the TuneECU software on my scrambler but there don’t appear to be maps for the bobber


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[tedman]

This doesn't comport with the testing that was done on the "rat" forum. The ECU is able to adjust. I get no popping or backfiring with mine, fwiw. TuneBoy said he is beginning work on the new ECU's, btw.

 

[trirocket3]

ECU adjustments are limited to lower rpm, but it has been proven that mixture is not excessively lean with X pipe at higher rpm, as stock is a bit rich at top end anyway.
I fitted pcv to my bobber & Thrux R as I improved airflow in as well, & I will need more tuning ability when cylinder heads are done.

 

[atjurhs]

the dealer replaced my x-pipe with a cat free and did not re-map it. it runs fine

 

[SineApps]

This doesn't comport with the testing that was done on the "rat" forum. The ECU is able to adjust. I get no popping or backfiring with mine, fwiw. TuneBoy said he is beginning work on the new ECU's, btw.

Any idea on TuneECU timeframe?


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[MX429]

I have an x pipe and Vance & Hines. It was remapped by the dealer to richen it up.