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Because you have a ecu designed to be run with boost. When you piggyback onto the stock system, it might run at one elevation and temp, but as things change the stock ecu will change fuel and timing curves. Then you are fiddling with the box again trying to set it so it runs like it did before. Most people, including me don't have the patience or know how to always fiddle with a box when I could be riding. This Vi-pec, once dialed in, will be a pull and go sled. Once that happens, as was said before, many more people will want boost on their sleds. That will be the game changer. Vi-pec isn't some Johnny come lately fly by night company. Look them up once and see what they have done in the automotive industry. It is proven on the Poo, just can't wait for the Cat one to be released.
Absolutely to the point. I agree. I have had a few turbos, and while I can "tune" them, ie. adjust the boxes, I am at a point where I don't want to mess with it anymore. I want to ride, not tune. A few years ago turbos and on going tuning were synonomous. Couldn't have one with out the other. The turbo game has changed a bunch and I feel we are at the precipe of the age of turbo 2 strokes that are pull and go. The 4 stroke game has been there for a while, it is the 2 strokes turn now.
Nice to see people thinking outside the box and developing new technology that will better our addiction.
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