Anyone know where I can get my stock CPU reprogrammed for my mods so I don;t have to get a PCII? If so how much am I up for?

If its the same as the 2000 (can't see why it wouldn't be), you can only adjust 3 set points, "idle" "low" "high" from -5 to +5. Any Suzuki dealer should have the box that lets you do it..

Originally posted by gsxrboy:
If its the same as the 2000 (can't see why it wouldn't be), you can only adjust 3 set points, "idle" "low" "high" from -5 to +5. Any Suzuki dealer should have the box that lets you do it..<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Yep. You can go to any Suzuki dealer, BUT, go to one with a dyno. They will set it up with an air/fuel meter to find where it needs to be adjusted, and by how much.

Dean.

You'd be after a "Yosh box", most Suzuki dealers have them.

However, Factory Pro have their own reprogrammer now, called the "Teka", which apparently has finer tuning compared to the Yoshimura - more positions, smaller increments, that sort of stuff. You can read about it on Factory's web site.

Just don't go to Chapmans to get it done images/icons/smile.gif

It would be a hour of labour I guess so $60-$100 maybe, because you are only adjusting a few set points its not like doing a whole map which generally takes 2-3hrs.

Don't go to Narrelan motorcycles either (yosh's aussie distributor). They stuffed mine up (before they got the dyno)

They may be better now, but the guys had little clue about the bikes

[ 01-16-2003, 06:23 PM: Message edited by: Steve 1234 ]

Anyone got any idea ofa price to have this done?

i got mine done at sydney city kogarah...
they have no dyno and charged me for 2 hours labour or so...
im not saying thats a good deal or anything... just sharing what ive experienced... images/icons/smile.gif

Originally posted by Steve 1234:
Don't go to Narrelan motorcycles either (yosh's aussie distributor). They stuffed mine up (before they got the dyno)

They may be better now, but the guys had little clue about the bikes<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">The place that steve is refering to is now known as 'Mat Mladin Motorcycles'. Yes, that Mat Mladin. Just because a good rider owns the shop, doesn't mean good service.

Dean.

[ 01-17-2003, 03:03 AM: Message edited by: gravel_surfer ]

he was out at the track day on thursday with a dyno in a big yoshi truck offering dyno runs for a price... never asked how much though...
it was great... every now and then you would hear some monster bike rev hard then hit the limiter and then slowly calm down again... it was great...