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View Full Version : Timing Retard Eliminators Chachi 02 June 2005, 16:32 Any use one of these? I'm thinking about getting one for my K4 Gixxer 600 ? It's supposed remove the 1st/2nd/3rd gear restrictions that suzuki 'Engineer' in for emmisions etc, makes the bike smoother ??? any thoughts Mogsi 02 June 2005, 16:57 We have had this discussion many times over on GixerCrew (http://www.gixercrew.co.uk/) and we always get differnet opinions... They work for some people and for others they make no difference. I personally ran one on my K2 600 and it made a noticeable improvement to the low down revs, made low speed town riding much smoother. Only reason I removed it was I had a power commander fitted so it became redundant. Don't spend the £60 + that some people charge. Get one from HERE (http://www.jsdproducts.com/Product_Info/JSD-1A/jsd-1a.html) $30 and it uses all OE connectors... If it works then great, if it doesn't then you can easily sell it on Ebay ( one of those things that always sells.. ) tyron.c 02 June 2005, 18:31 I have one on my k1, i noticed a difference as soon as i revved the bike after fitting, and even more so when i went for a spin. Anyone not getting results must have plugged it into the wrong place! The only thing i miss is the rev limiter making the revs flutter when im doing burnouts! I purchased mine from ebay for around £20! bikerthou 02 June 2005, 19:09 i made mine and made it switchable for my sv1000 its only a 15k ohm resistor so cost about 50 p much easier to wheelie now :) Chachi 03 June 2005, 10:25 You Made one ? How does that work? Very interested. would it possible to send me the details please brybusa 03 June 2005, 16:36 Get (or make!) a "smart" TRE, some over fuel the engine in the lower gears and under fuel in 6th Some of them replace the maps for 1st,2nd,3rd,4th and 6th gears for just one map..5th...So in any other gear you havent an ideal fueling...but the engine will rev right out in the lower gears 200mph.org is also another good source of info bikerthou 03 June 2005, 18:14 hi if you look at this site and do a search you will find lots of info www.sv1000.zyns.com the gear position sensor only works on a variable voltage as its sent through different resistors to tell the ecu which gear its in and which map to run any way have a look on the site cheers Rick busanuta 05 June 2005, 21:17 recently put one on my 2000 busa makes it smoother in lower revs and full throttle feels like a kick up the arse got mine off e bay 16.99 free del aswell from the states took 2 mins to fit Nich B 06 June 2005, 08:03 TL1000S TRE of ebay, :) Worth it |