Do it properly and just fit a full exhaust system. Decating a bike is simply false economy especially when the OEM exhaust system is so good.
Yeah I hear mixed things tbh but all of you on here including tim are all saying the same so may jus go for it!That?s pure bs u being fed pal, they fit the fullsystems themselves and have no effect on the warranty .
Ecu flash can void warranty so fit a fueller and no issue.
Taking just the cat off half a job and needs a fueller or Ecu flash same way
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Power commander , bazzaz , Rapidbike fuel to air module . U higher the exhaust air flow u interrupt the Ecu,s set commands ( map) the fueller then intercepts the signals sent from the Ecu to the injectors and with the new commands stored in the fueller (map) tells the injectors these new commands at what given points it is required.
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But ur not messing with the Ecu ur bypassing the Ecu commands only. This does not effect ur warranty , nor insurance !
Changing exhaust u need something coz flat spot appears at 6000 rev and ur max hp drops from 199 bhp to 178 ish. No matter what anyone says or does this happens to every s1000rr if u change the exhaust gas flow without fixing the AFR,s.
I decatted a 2009 a few weeks back and it happened . I changed full system on 2014, a 2015, and my 2017. If u can live with a half a job bike then fill ur boots , ur better off putting it in rain mode and leaving standard exhaust on coz putting a good exhaust on to knacker the bike don?t make sense to anyone .... and believe it will drop the power , the throttle response , the over all running. Dyno test it buddy
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Yes buddy that?s absolutely correct . Infact u don?t even touch the Ecu. The Ecu send the commands down the wiring loom to the injector plugs , this where the fueller picks up the Ecu commands , then over writes it with the map installed in the fueller. That way the fueller can not talk to the Ecu or tell the Ecu to do anything it doesn?t want to hence no warranty issue. The fueller u install has two plugs for each injector ( rapid bike is only one that does all 8 injectors so has 16 plugs ) one plug is male and one plug is female. The female goes on the injector in place of the Ecu plug, the male then clips into the Ecu injector plug completing the wiring ring , this way the fueller picks up the Ecu commands then over writes with its commands directly into the injector .
If u take the rapid bike route don?t buy the evo as they not as competent as the racing module.
https://s1000rrforum.co.uk/showthread.php?11275-RapidBike-Race-Mapped-by-HM-Racing
Read This thread from moderator Alex , this explains the fueller , fitment and in particular the Rapidbike which day s recommended due to retaining the signals from the lambda sensors , all other fuellers have the lambda sensors obsolete which does not allow for full access into what?s known as the ? closed loop? .
It is dearer but advantages is comes with a map ( mine Infact ) it also comes with an auto adaption feature which betters the map every time u ride so it adapts to ur ride and the atmospheric conditions which allows for continuous optimum performance ... and all without the requirement of a dyno
Hope this helps buddy , it?s confusing but once u read Alex post u should have it
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2017 / Euro4 require lambda?s plugged in or they throw a code.
Pre 17 none do.
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Full Exhaust System + Fuel Management System = Full Warranty.
Full Exhaust System + BMW HP Coding / Race ECU Activation = Restricted Warranty.
Full Exhaust System + Third Party ECU Flash = Warranty Void.
Full Exhaust System + BMW HP Race Calibration Kit = Warranty Void.
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