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adithorp

posted on 2/6/16 at 02:20 PM Reply With Quote
R1 secondary throttles?

Has anyone tried running a 5vy R1 without the secondary throttles/butterflys?

On the odd occation I've gone for a 10/10ths start, it always feel like I've fluffed it. Now if it was just sometimes (or even nearly always) I'd blame myself but everytime... I think it's possibly the ECU shutting the secondary throttles. So I'm thinking of removing the butterflys (simpler than taking the whole lot off).

If you've done it...
Did it affect the mixture or have any other unwanted consequences?
Did it run better without them?





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CosKev3

posted on 3/6/16 at 02:04 PM Reply With Quote
Never looked at 5VY bodies,what is the idea of the secondary throttles/what do they do?
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adithorp

posted on 4/6/16 at 02:33 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by CosKev3
Never looked at 5VY bodies,what is the idea of the secondary throttles/what do they do?


Basically there's two sets of butterflies; One cable controlled and the second driven by the ECU. Without the secondaries, if you went WOT too quick at low revs it could bog down, so the ECU uses the secondary throttles to alleviate this and gradually open the secondaries. It also means the throttle responce is tamed down a bit, so easier to ride the bike... less likely to throw you off exiting a corner. Whether this is deliberate or just a happy coincidence of the ECU being a bit slow, is open to debate. Reports are of faster throttle response without them, at the expense of needing to know just how quick to snap open the throttles open to avoid bogging down. Also the ECU is alleged to use them to shut things down if you give it revs and drop the clutch which is what I suspect I've experienced; Again all well and good on the bike but not necessary in a car.





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CosKev3

posted on 4/6/16 at 04:35 PM Reply With Quote
Ah right cheers.
you could prob alter the power commander to get over the bogging down a bit?
Do other bike manufacturers use secondary throttles or something similar?

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