The Red Box needs to be tuned to individual bikes, which takes knowledge, and can be time consuming. Personally, I feel that a PowerTronic or Power Commander piggyback unit is a better investment. I'm currently running a PowerTronic for ignition control, and a FuelX Lite for fuel control, purely as an experimental setup.
@@wollongongbiker I appreciate this honest comment. Have been considering both solutions(Red Box vs Powertronics). I am ok with tinkering a little, but prefer out of the box solutions more. Keep up the good work, and best of luck.
Thanks, i just ordered the red box...going to take a few weeks to get here, but much appreciate your videos
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.
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Cheers mate!
loved the pretty colours on the laptop, but have no clue what you are saying, too bloody old ;)
Hey is there any chance you could send me those 477 maps... I've done the 83.5mm kit with cam and would love to try your custom maps
The maps are available on the Himalayan Tools forum.
Trying to remove my stock ECU, pressing the clip and pulling but can't get it to budge. Any tips? Thanks!
It can be tricky to pull apart the first time, but just keep wiggling, it will pull apart.
@@wollongongbiker Got a small screw driver in there to gently pry it apart, got it. Thanks!
How’s the red. Box performing now ? Is it worth getting
The Red Box needs to be tuned to individual bikes, which takes knowledge, and can be time consuming. Personally, I feel that a PowerTronic or Power Commander piggyback unit is a better investment. I'm currently running a PowerTronic for ignition control, and a FuelX Lite for fuel control, purely as an experimental setup.
@@wollongongbiker I appreciate this honest comment. Have been considering both solutions(Red Box vs Powertronics). I am ok with tinkering a little, but prefer out of the box solutions more. Keep up the good work, and best of luck.
How the difference with the Redbox fitted mate ?
So much better than OEM. Still getting the idle mapping exactly where I want it, but the bike pulls like a freight train now.