Okay, I give up! 2007 stock except TOR exhaust. Which map?

[JohnnyWheels]

All other things being equal, a Tor map will run rich on a bike with a standard can. If it's too rich the bike will cough, stutter and stall when you throttle up.

[indytiger1050]

Originally Posted by Ralph

I do hate asking questions as it looks like I haven’t searched enough, but I’ve read so much that I’m completely lost and could do with a simple answer. Please!!

I’m in the UK and have a 2007 Tiger with the TOR map (dealer install) and TOR exhaust.

Initially I had the map with the standard can and I found this greatly improved the low speed throttle snatch.  Unfortunately, now if fitted the matching can the jerky throttle has returned and is doing my head in.

I will be getting the Android TuneECU app and cable and want to try and sort out the snatch once and for all. I have read all the ins and outs on the site.

I’ve read as many threads as I could manage without my head exploding and couldn’t quite find the answer I needed.

Dave’s V2 tune, Indy’s tune, Arrow road tune, etc. etc. Does mine have SAI? (It took me ages to find out what that meant).

As far as I know the bike is stock, apart from the can. 

Can someone, please, give me a starting point (map) to try first.

All I really want to do is make the low speed throttle response smoother.

Thanks all.

With the setup above. Dave's tune will be the best for your setup IMO.  Force an adaption after tune install.

[Ralph]

Originally Posted by nashy1410

Ralph did you say that you've used a tor map on the standard can?  If so can anyone say what the repercussions of this would be?  Or should I use a map f for a standard can?

Oops, almost a year later and I’d forgotten this thread, sorry.
Yes, I ran the TOR map with a standard can and it ran much better. The low speed snatch was greatly reduced. I didn’t really notice any other difference with the bike.

I have now been running the TOR map with the TOR can for quite a few miles and it’s fine.

[indytiger1050]

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

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