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Andy S, if you decide to go with one of our tunes, your TPS needs to be set dead on 0.6v whilst at idle with the engine at normal working temp.

Have a read HERE of our customers comments about the America/Speedmaster Tune 1 which would be right for your setup with TORS and a Breathe.

 

Thanks pieman. I have a cable for downloading the tune so other than the "tune 1" what else would I need? Are the prices of what I would need shown on your site?
Thanks.
Andy

 

Just a Breathe airbox intake cover and a DNA Performance air filter along with the tune. Prices are on the site.

Regards

 

Pieman, I've just looked on your site and the items look like quality items with good reviews BUT all the items that I need when added together add up to quite an amount £££. I appreciate that often you get what you pay for but if I order all the items together is there any room for a bit of discount?
Cheers,
Andy

 

Well I've bought the bits which have arrived today, I'm away for the weekend so once I'm home I need to fit the bits and get out and try them. Wish me luck. .

 

Good luck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

TBH mate, you won't need it .

 

Air filter changed, air intake swapped, map downloaded, made a braket for the barometric pressure sensor and remounted, set tps to 0.6v (it was 0.62) reset adaptions (or whatever it is called ) just need to try it out now. Hopefully tomorrow.

 

I was just wondering what work, if any, are TTP doing on maps for the new 1200 T120.

I had a TTP map on my Thruxton before I traded it for a new Bonneville and would be a certain buyer if anything is produced for the new models.

 

The rumour was that the ecus are locked

 

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thanks bro