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is really re mapping worth it? i have a suzuki rmz 250 2015 with high compression piston, cams, valves, and exhaust and i dont know if i should re map the original ecu or not.
what do you think of the power comander
and does anyone know where to buy the suzuki original program to re map them
vortex and those others are pretty expensive
what do you think of the power comander
and does anyone know where to buy the suzuki original program to re map them
vortex and those others are pretty expensive
The problem is, not many people have the suzuki software, plus, it might benefit from being tuned on the dyno.
The suzuki software also changes both, but it's hard to find someone with the software.
The Shop
125 T - Entry Level AM and Pro
250 F and T - AM and Pro
350F|T - 450F|T - AM and Pro
In big bikes, four strokes have caught up to two strokes.
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$ for $ you will get more HP from a map than a High Comp piston,
I think your only option might be buying an aftermarket ecu
So I know it's probably not a good idea to just plug this in and go. I was planning on sending it to Twisted Development but unfortunately $250 +SH just isn't in the budget for me at the moment.
I need a good recommendation for somewhere that does good work but doesn't break my bank! Not asking for the cheapest, but somewhere that is trusted and reputable.
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