XtreemLee
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I didn't flash my 2012 and don't plan on flashing my 2014, am I alone???
XtreemLee said:I didn't flash my 2012 and don't plan on flashing my 2014, am I alone???
You aren't alone. I enjoy my 2013, and while I may flash it at some point to see what the fuss is all about, it isn't an urgent desire of mine.XtreemLee said:I didn't flash my 2012 and don't plan on flashing my 2014, am I alone???
I am flashless as well. No rush here.SPX said:I enjoy my 2013, and while I may flash it at some point to see what the fuss is all about, it isn't an urgent desire of mine.
creggur said:...but that doesn't mean it's the right choice for everyone.
hANNAbONE said:did mine a week ago - with AVC - my report will be later today.
DO IT.!!
The reason I didn't mention HP or torque is because I have no empirical data on hand to support it, but it definitely feels like more HP. Maybe it's how much faster the engine runs through the rev range, or maybe it's actually an increase in power, or a combination of the two. Dunno, but it's a night-and-day difference.XtreemLee said:Right, so I get a better throttle response but no extra HP?
No, you can't make an un-flashed bike feel like a flashed bike with your wrist. That, I am 100% certain of - your wrist can't overcome what the ECU is telling the throttle body to do (or not to do).Instead of changing my throttle response at the ECU can't I just modify the throttle inputs (right wrist)?
Once again, I'm not trying to convince anyone to Flash their bike - just relaying my personal experience. If you prefer T Mode that's great! I just don't like the lethargic( to me) feeling of the bike's response to my throttle inputs in that mode on the street (it's great for me in the dirt).When I hit the twisties I am more likely to wind it up a bit in "T", than run it in "S" and I think I am a fairly good rider....
Hey, Doug,Doug44 said:I must be (am) getting to be an old man I guess because my 13 in S mode is beautiful. IMO I can't ask for better throttle response and power. I add a few ounces of Sea Foam once a month which makes a noticeable improvement in these areas. What I have seen with my bike is the more miles I get on it the better the power and throttle response becomes. Each to his own I am glad others find the need for this flash and are happier afterward.
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Actually, no you can't. The ECU will not let you. At least in the first 3 gears. Especially in T mode. If you are in T mode in 1st gear for example at 3000 RPM and hit the throttle WFO, the ECU says no you can't handle 100% WFO so I am going to give you 35%. In S mode maybe 45%. ( I didn't take the time to look it up but those % are in the ball park)Right, so I get a better throttle response but no extra HP?
Instead of changing my throttle response at the ECU can't I just modify the throttle inputs (right wrist)?
Thats where I am...Mzee said:Would my ignorance be a detriment to my enjoyment of my S10?
Like I stated earlier, the bike is good either way. It's just better now. I would have gotten along just fine without the flash, but really glad that I don't have tooMzee said:I have not flashed. I don't know if it is necessary. Would my ignorance be a detriment to my enjoyment of my S10?