[OzLinc]

Vortex have just completed testing on their CDI and is now available; really good gains for someone who already has a pipe and filter.

Reaction has been positive so far, our rider said "stuff the engine kit, we don't need it, it has enough power" we were going to install a hi-comp piston and cam but now it's on the back burner.

http://www.vortexcdi.com/trx700xx_ecu.htm

 

[700xxmaniac]

sweeeet...the dyno chart is confusing

 

[scuzz]

[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, Helvetica]TRX700XX VORTEX X10 ECU MAIN FEATURES
- IMPROVED POWER ACROSS THE ENTIRE RPM RANGE & FASTER THROTTLE RESPONSE
- 10 FUEL & IGNITION MAPS DEVELOPED WITH DUNCAN FULL SYSTEM AND PRO DESIGN FILTER KIT
- EASY FUEL TRIM WITH ONLY A SCREWDRIVER REQUIRED FOR ADJUSTMENTS
- FULLY PROGRAMMABLE WITH VORTEX ECU SOFTWARE and USB ADAPTOR (SOLD SEPARATELY)
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[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, Helvetica]NOTE: THIS DYNO GRAPH IS A REPRESENTATION OF THE RELATIVE GAINS BETWEEN THE STOCK BIKE VERSUS A BIKE WITH VORTEX ECU COMBINED WITH A DUNCAN FULL RACE SYSTEM AND PRO DESIGN FILTER KIT. THIS GRAPH SHOWS THE RESULTS OF A FULL THROTTLE DYNO RUN ONLY AND DOES NOT REPRESENT PARTIAL THROTTLE OPENINGS WHERE MUCH OF OUR TESTING IS DONE.[/FONT]

 

[scuzz]

Smooth1 is this the programmable ignition you were wishing for?

 

[OzLinc]

sweeeet...the dyno chart is confusing

..........yeah, it got me for a second too. Also it says that it had a Duncan exhaust and lists a Pro Design on the sheet. I figure it has a Pro Design but they got it from Duncan as they are a Vortex distributor.

 

[scuzz]

They were just very excited about getting their product to market.

 

[smo0oth1]

It's a complete ecu, you have complete control of ignition and fuel maps doing away with the need of PC's/dobeck controllers. They'll run about 750-800$.

 

[smo0oth1]

sweeeet...the dyno chart is confusing

They made roughly 55hp with there big3 combo, very impressive.

 

[trx tas]

do you still need to dyno

 

[OzLinc]

do you still need to dyno

If you have an exhaust and air cleaner you should be able to use one of the 10 pre-programmed settings.

 

[trx tas]

how would it run with something like the alba desert and enduro kit

 

[scuzz]

how would it run with something like the alba desert and enduro kit

We'll unfortunately have to wait for the bench racing to finish.

[that was a joke]

 

[trx tas]

http://duncanracing.com/buyersguide/Honda700xx.html

they have a complete exhaust and a few other things

 

[700xxmaniac]

They made roughly 55hp with there big3 combo, very impressive.

but if u look they say that the xx make 45wrhp stock. almost all other dyno say 39.8... bottom line 10hp gain:hey:

 

[trx tas]

spoken to a few shops here in australia and they said they would by the vortex over a power commander

 

[cowchaser]

Hey guys. We installed the the Vortex today along with a DMC full system and a filter kit and man what a difference these mods have really woke up the monster inside this thing.

 

[CHAINSAW372]

but if u look they say that the xx make 45wrhp stock. almost all other dyno say 39.8... bottom line 10hp gain:hey:

So I'm guessin its no better than any other big 3 exhaust,intake and fuel programmer.hno:
The PCV with autotune will be hard to beat I think. I dont see how any fuel programmer could stay in tune worth a crap without a sensor.

 

[smo0oth1]

So I'm guessin its no better than any other big 3 exhaust,intake and fuel programmer.hno:
The PCV with autotune will be hard to beat I think. I dont see how any fuel programmer could stay in tune worth a crap without a sensor.

Incorrect, The Vortex let's you alter the timing curve. The only way to make real power is to be able to adjust both timing and fuel. This is the best programmer available yet. It is capable of using wideband also.

 

[trx tas]

what do you mean by wideband smooth (i am already sold on one was going to get pcv and auto tune)

 

[smo0oth1]

Keep in mind they are almost 800 bucks. Wideband is a sensor that monitors A/F ratio. Similar to an O2 sensor.