Are Slip On ECUs EUropean...???

[Labratt]

Hey Guys,

Here's a few pics of a termi slip on ECU I picked up second hand. Its a locally bought unit but as you can see its quite clearly marked EU, I'm guessing for the EUropean models. It even displays EU on the dash at start up. This being the case I cant see why we couldnt get these ECUs out of Europe. And it also means we can use the Eurpoean tuned maps off the power commander website. When I fitted a power commander to my R1 it ran sweet using a European map. Am testing all this theory but just thought I'd give you guys a heads up.

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Has anyone had any issues with an ECU they've purchased overseas? Have heard rumors but looking for fact...

[Aussie1098s]

My full termi ecu from Commoto works fine, I belive there is only the two part numbers one for each ECU either full kit or slip on, two part numbers only.
Odd thing though is mine on start up says "1098 RACING EVO" not sure about the "EVO" part, I don't recall seeing this on other bikes with the same full kit.
Don't forget if you unplug the ECU you'll need to reset TPS and most likely need to up the idle co with a more free flowing "zorst". Will run too lean at idle and too rich elsewhere if you don't.

[Labratt]

All sorted Aussie. This ECU with the Arrow slip ons got me 146.35 HP at the rear wheel.

[ducmon]

The bikes we get over here are the European models dude, so all the parts should work.