Notchy throttle
#42
No amount of mapping changes will totally smooth the notchy off/on. I spoke with my buddy at Leo Vince who was a lead tech at Dynojet when F4i was new. I took his advice and leaned it out -15 at 2 and 10% throttle which blunted the jerky response somewhat but it's always going to be there, especially in first gear at high revs. (Its a 600, that's where it lives after all) the smoothing was most noticeable in 2nd gear. Feel free to experiment and report your results. I had to lean it out at 0% to stop it from loading up on decel.
Last edited by 510danr; 09-17-2009 at 06:50 PM.
#44
yeah, its only annoying when Im slowing for a tricky turn on the street. On the track you don't encounter this situation and are thinking about other things-(like staying on the road!)
I can be pretty smooth but holding that constant tension tires my wrist. Some bikes don't reward:
The Triumph Street Tripple I tried didnt care how gently you cracked the throttle and jerked no matter what.
I can be pretty smooth but holding that constant tension tires my wrist. Some bikes don't reward:
The Triumph Street Tripple I tried didnt care how gently you cracked the throttle and jerked no matter what.
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