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benners05

posted on 12/8/13 at 09:43 AM Reply With Quote
Mapping a standard GSXR ECU

Hi all

As the never ending list of things that need doing to my car grows I am now looking at modifying the ECU map.

Basically I have stripped the bike wiring loom down and combined it with the over all car loom.

The things that I want to look at are
Removing the imobiliser circuit (I don't have the bike clocks/ignition switch)
Removing the steering damper
Removing any other sensors that I no longer have

Does anyone have any advice on the above or know where I can get the software and lead to plug in to the ECU.

It is an area I have never looked into before (1st time I've build a car without carbs!!) but it interests me so looking to learn!

Thanks

Ben

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MikeCapon

posted on 12/8/13 at 10:08 AM Reply With Quote
The current trick gear is from Woolich Racing. Not used it myself but looks v good.

Linky

HTH,

Mike





www.shock-factory.co.uk

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matt_gsxr

posted on 12/8/13 at 10:28 AM Reply With Quote
If you want to DIY then this site has lots of clever people and experience.

http://ecuhacking.activeboard.com/f404526/gsxr-1000/

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benners05

posted on 13/8/13 at 06:57 AM Reply With Quote
Cheers.

For anyone else interested I found www.boostbysmith.com and www.ecueditor.com whilst looking last night

Ben

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