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DP performance ecu

Started by Pinion, May 29, 2020, 01:53:27 PM

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Pinion

Is it worth the $$$
Anyone have a map of fuel delivery.
I can’t get maps from PC anymore
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amcjen

I have it on one of my 696s, not on the other. The one that has it came that way from the factory, along with Termis and a K&N filter.

The DP one definitely seems to pulls harder and rev faster.  May be slight, but it is noticeable to me.

I don’t have any extra maps for it though.

stopintime

De-cat, Termi, open air box and DP ECU

+ 2-3 bhp
+ 8-9 Nm
252,000 km/seventeen years - loving it

Pinion

I’m running no airbox, but not open cones
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Howie

To me the biggest improvement a DP ecu has to offer is much improved ride-ability.  The power, to me, is less important.  DO IT!  Good time to kill the immobilizer too.

Duck-Stew

‘00-‘01 injected 900’s don’t have an immobilizer.

To me, biggest improvement is that the DP has an adjusted timing curve.  When I was dealing more with Ducati modifications, there wasn’t an aftermarket device (ie: Power Commander, et al) which could adjust the timing.  They only did additional fuel.  There may be one now, I don’t know...
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Pinion

Quote from: howie on May 29, 2020, 10:33:39 PM
To me the biggest improvement a DP ecu has to offer is much improved ride-ability.  The power, to me, is less important.  DO IT!  Good time to kill the immobilizer too.

Agreed, and no imobilizer on an 01
Air fuel mix is what I’m looking for, A) ditch the PC3, B) less wires and sh#t under the whatever
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Pinion

Quote from: Duck-Stew on May 30, 2020, 01:26:21 AM
‘00-‘01 injected 900’s don’t have an immobilizer.

To me, biggest improvement is that the DP has an adjusted timing curve.  When I was dealing more with Ducati modifications, there wasn’t an aftermarket device (ie: Power Commander, et al) which could adjust the timing.  They only did additional fuel.  There may be one now, I don’t know...

I can’t find anything, there is an option of flashing the ecu, software is easy to fin. Just don’t trust me with that, no dyno
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Duck-Stew

‘02 900 ran the 5.9ecu.  Ever thought of swapping over to that harness/ecu?

Doesn’t Ignitech do a stand alone ignition & fuel ecu?  I thought they did...
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Pinion

Quote from: Duck-Stew on May 30, 2020, 01:31:50 AM
‘02 900 ran the 5.9ecu.  Ever thought of swapping over to that harness/ecu?

Doesn’t Ignitech do a stand alone ignition & fuel ecu?  I thought they did...

I got confused about that on the site
Not sure what the differences are between 02 ss, I have an s2r harness, put some thought into it. Probably not a bad idea.
At this point I need to get this thing done and off the porch, lol
So I will do some homework this summer, any input is greatly appreciated
Thanks
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Duck-Stew

eBay now:

Item #

273821979664

Claims is works on ‘99 SS900IE bikes & worked fine when pulled.  I’ve bought many times from seller (Ed Milich) & he’s been food every time.

Pin outs for that ecu/harness vary slightly from ‘00-‘01 harnesses, so some assembly required.
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Duck-Stew

IIRC: pinout differences were either clutch switch or side stand switch or both.  Been a long time though.
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Duck-Stew

Also:  363007819708

174173225691

Both of these are DP ecu’s
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Pinion

Quote from: Duck-Stew on May 30, 2020, 02:06:15 AM
Also:  363007819708

174173225691

Both of these are DP ecu’s

So far for this gen, the only one I can find is in Japan used 6 bills to my door,  [bang]
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Pinion

#14
This one is on eBay, just not sure it’s legit, and it’s for M900sie not 900ss

F54E588D-7ABB-4DE8-A7DF-66DDB094EA5E by D charles, on Flickr
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