I'm hoping that Boston Racing or others with actual hands on experience can chime in here.
Good friend of mine has the Silber Turbo Kit that he purchased and installed last season for his 2013 ProRide ProRMK 800.... this is the Silber kit with the re-flashed ECU and no fuel control box.
He has just now installed the SPI "fix kit", which has the cylinder base spacer in his sled.
This creates more case volume... because of the spacer.
Since there is no "box" to tune...
1) Will this be optimal to run with the current re-flash in the ECU...
2) or will that need to be re-flashed to accommodate these changes??
.
Good friend of mine has the Silber Turbo Kit that he purchased and installed last season for his 2013 ProRide ProRMK 800.... this is the Silber kit with the re-flashed ECU and no fuel control box.
He has just now installed the SPI "fix kit", which has the cylinder base spacer in his sled.
This creates more case volume... because of the spacer.
Since there is no "box" to tune...
1) Will this be optimal to run with the current re-flash in the ECU...
2) or will that need to be re-flashed to accommodate these changes??
.
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