Mapping a KTM Superduke 990

[Sandman999]

Hi Guys,

fitting a set of Akros to my bike that I bought on Ebay.

Who in Perth will be able to remap the ecu to suit the pipes.

Cheers, in advance.

[Drasius]

Should be able to get the dealers to do it if you are willing to let them touch your bike, either that or download the map and buy/beg/borrow/steal a tune ECU cable from one of the lads around here. I think they are about $20 to buy, but could take a couple of weeks to arrive. There's a 5 page thread about useing them to tune trumpy 675's, and I'm fairly sure the cable is a one type fits all sort of deal.

Tokyo motorsport should have all the gear to sort you out if you want something a little bit more custom. I'm taking the RC8R down to them tomorrow for a general tuning sesh, will let you know how I go.

[Mr Bean]

The KTM requires a different cable than the Triumph>>> KTM_Components
You could easily make one or Brett over at Tokyo Motorsports will be able to help you out. If it's just a TuneECU download that you want then it wont cost much however if you're looking at dyno time with a custom tune it will be in the $500 range.

[richarde]

Cheapest and easiest as mentioned is to get a KTM dealer to upload the Akra map (fairly generic map used for aftermarket exhausts). My bike was remapped by Causeway KTM as part of a service for a pretty reasonable price ($50 or so). A custom tune would give you a finer tune for your particular bike/setup, but costs more. The Akra map for my setup seems to be a bit off, but I have Leo Vince slipons instead of Akras.

[scamb]

I have a range of maps that I am happy to help out with free of change.

[Sandman999]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

Ended up getting it all done by Causeway including a set of round akras.

Bikes performs awsome now.

Thinking about an air box now