Re mapping R6 ecu for midpipe

[Maki]

I am interested in getting rid of the great big hunk of metal called a catalytic converter underneath my R6 and replacing it with a straight pipe. I believe the bike will run to lean with this modification and need to have the fueling adjusted. Is there someone in Wellington who can do that kind of tuning work?

[Cajun]

do you have a pc3 or simlar installed on the bike?

[Maki]

No, it is as it came from the factory.

[Cajun]

by looks of teka tune side, you they can remap the r6 06-07, so i don't think the 08-09 be any different.
(http://www.factorypro.com/Teka_4_EFI..._Adjuster.html)

So this means, no need for an aftermarket unit like a pc3, i would give wellington motorcycles a ring, i belive they do teka tuneing in wellington. unsure who else does.

[Maki]

Thanks for that.

[Cajun]

Thanks for that.

can't confirm any of that since i don't know shit about r6's, or dealers in wellington. but wellington motorcycles would know more if they can retune them or not with there unit.

[R6_kid:Me]

I think as long as you maintain the O2 sensor you should be ok.

check www.r6-forum.com no doubt someone has done it before!

[Cr1MiNaL]

You don't need the 02 sensor. Take it off. Yes the bike does run lean after you gut the cats, a dyno fixes that though although have a look into what Cajun recommended. It will make your bike sound RAD and add a bit of top end too. You might loose a bit of bottom end, but then on a bike like the R6 that doesnt really matter does it. Have fun.

[jimbo_on_travels]

Dyno tuning in Wellington is either @ Wellington Motorcycles where the rear wheel is off the ramp or @ Motomart in Lower Hutt where the rear wheel is on the ramp. Not sure what the diff is.. probably price