Did you guys miss the part where he said 'I looked into ECU editor and I think it may be too complicated for me' ? I agree with him on that.
I have owned the ecu flasher from boostbysmith for a couple years and every time i use it i find myself trying to learn how all over again. im not saying its a bad product its just not for me. I would rather be on my bike riding it instead of setting next to it looking at a computer. If you need support with ECU editor then you will need to get on a forum. I do think its great for some things like the shifter setup, rev limit, and to remove the restrictions. Then be done. But is sounds like what you are looking for is something to adjust fueling for you mods. I was getting ready to order the Woolich datalogger and o2 sensor to adjust for the mods i made over the winter. After doing a lot of research i will order the bazzaz system with the self mapping box. It just seems so much more user friendly and they have great support from everything i have read on various forms. I also really liked the pc5 with the autotune. Any of the three options will set you back about $500. Check it out. You have several options to tune the bike yourself some simpler than others some with good support others not so. I think all three will do a great job for the mods you have.
He said he didn't want to be guessing at air and fuel adjustements, and that is why it seemed as though it may be too complicated. As expalined, without a datalogger or dyno, guessing is all you would be doing...as well as ruining an engine.
Getting a Bazzaz or PC5 limits you to adjusting air/fuel and ignition alone, as opposed to that and everything else that ecu editor offers.
As far as ecu editor support goes, and only getting it on a forum...guess who is here regulary, Greg Smith.
Ask myself and countless others, here or by email, you cannot get better support and customer service than Greg Smith. No matter how little or how much you know. He is the very best and will go out of his way to get you straight. No one else stands behind their product like he does.
I also hear the same things about Justin at Woolrich racing, for the datalogger.
Although I've yet to buy/afford a datalogger, from what I continue to read about the Woolrich datalogger; it is no more complicated than Bazzaz or PC5.
Ecu editor all the way!
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