Re Map - SV650.org

07-11-04, 12:16 AM

Im asking you ALL cos no one knows more about sv650's than you lot!

where can I get a re map for an SK3, if its in London all the batter, if its in SW London better still. I know it can be done without having to buy a power commander I just dont know who does it

thanks in advance

JH

07-11-04, 02:54 AM

Give the local Suzuki Dealers a ring or motorcycle repair/accessory shops. Somebody has probably already downloaded the program for the remap from Yoshimura or the like. Cheers, Richard

07-11-04, 07:56 PM

JHS Racing do a K3 re-map... I'm sure Lee Simons had his K3 re-mapped & he said it was well worth the dosh

Might be worth a PM (even though he's swapped over to the 'dark side' now

)

I believe this re-map is done without the need for a Power Commander etc

08-11-04, 03:18 AM

My understanding is that a re map without a PCom is only a three site map (unlike the PCom 100+ sites). Bit of a compromise but works ok.

Is that what you want ??? or do think you will get a full re map ?

08-11-04, 08:24 AM

Ive just been enquiring about the same thing after fitting a new exhaust and have been told by a major Suzuki dealer and large bike shop up here in the sunny north west that some dyno time while having th bike plugged into a Yoshi box can sort it all out. They are gonna charge me in the region of £35 for everything.

The Yoshi box does the same as a Power Commander more or less (although I dont think you can make as many adjustments as you can with the PC, but its more than a 3 stage adjustment thats for sure) but you dont get to keep the box. You just get the fuelling remapped to how it should be with new can, airbox or whatever and off you go.

If you have to put the standard can back on for MOT or something, then another remap would be in order, but for the sake of a day while its MOTd, whats the point?

I'll post on here how I went on after its been done.

10-11-04, 08:50 PM

that would be great thanks, A yoshi box sounds just the ticket, I only want it for peace of mind, having sorted the air box im looking for a race can but dont want to run it lean and burn out a valve / shag the engine

10-11-04, 08:50 PM

that would be great thanks, A yoshi box sounds just the ticket, I only want it for peace of mind, having sorted the air box im looking for a race can but dont want to run it lean and burn out a valve / shag the engine

07-11-04, 12:16 AM	#1
Harris Guest Posts: n/a	Re Map Im asking you ALL cos no one knows more about sv650's than you lot! where can I get a re map for an SK3, if its in London all the batter, if its in SW London better still. I know it can be done without having to buy a power commander I just dont know who does it thanks in advance JH

07-11-04, 02:54 AM	#2
a1a Guest Posts: n/a	Give the local Suzuki Dealers a ring or motorcycle repair/accessory shops. Somebody has probably already downloaded the program for the remap from Yoshimura or the like. Cheers, Richard

07-11-04, 07:56 PM	#3
Cloggsy Guest Posts: n/a	JHS Racing do a K3 re-map... I'm sure Lee Simons had his K3 re-mapped & he said it was well worth the dosh Might be worth a PM (even though he's swapped over to the 'dark side' now ) I believe this re-map is done without the need for a Power Commander etc

08-11-04, 03:18 AM	#4
Shooter Guest Posts: n/a	My understanding is that a re map without a PCom is only a three site map (unlike the PCom 100+ sites). Bit of a compromise but works ok. Is that what you want ??? or do think you will get a full re map ?

08-11-04, 08:24 AM	#5
M65 Guest Posts: n/a	Ive just been enquiring about the same thing after fitting a new exhaust and have been told by a major Suzuki dealer and large bike shop up here in the sunny north west that some dyno time while having th bike plugged into a Yoshi box can sort it all out. They are gonna charge me in the region of £35 for everything. The Yoshi box does the same as a Power Commander more or less (although I dont think you can make as many adjustments as you can with the PC, but its more than a 3 stage adjustment thats for sure) but you dont get to keep the box. You just get the fuelling remapped to how it should be with new can, airbox or whatever and off you go. If you have to put the standard can back on for MOT or something, then another remap would be in order, but for the sake of a day while its MOTd, whats the point? I'll post on here how I went on after its been done.

10-11-04, 08:50 PM	#6
Harris Guest Posts: n/a	that would be great thanks, A yoshi box sounds just the ticket, I only want it for peace of mind, having sorted the air box im looking for a race can but dont want to run it lean and burn out a valve / shag the engine