Ordering Jeff's TRE

[mlc34]

Where's the best place to order Jeff's TRE? Gixxer.com? Thanks.

[kevh]

go straight to jeff

clicky to become un-retarded

[stickboy]

Once more for the mentally-as-well-as-ignition retarded...we need the busa one, right?

[mlc34]

The busa and gsxr1k take the same one (I think). I thought that the tl's needed the same one as the 600 and 750?

[stickboy]

JSD-001a- $25 USD + shipping: Non switched version that plugs directly into the stock Suzuki connector. No cutting, splicing, or soldering required (15k resistor 600/750).

JSD-002 - $35 USD + shipping: Switched version allows you to switch in/out the JSD at will. 20” remote mounted switch (6.8k ohm resistor 1k/busa).


No specific mention of TL

[jupiter33458]

The IVAN's if for the Busa, GSXR1000, and TLR, so I would figure it would be the same for other mfg.

[kevh]

a tl can use either

the busa is the only one that must have the 6.8k ohm

i got the jsd-002a (15k ohm)

[jon super]

Someone help a complete moron here please: I received Jeff's TRE (JSD-002) installed it, but I am not really seeing the difference I thought I would. I am also not seeing the change in RPMs when the clutch is out with the bike in neutral with the switch in either position. The way I understand it, the RPMs should be around 2500 but come back to normal when the clutch is pulled in? Did I do something wrong?

[Steve TLS]

6.8K = 5th gear, for the Busa & GSXR1K to defeat speed limiting
15K = 6th gear, TL's aren't limited so go the 15K one.

Jon,
The difference is most noticeable when the engine is running the cold map (under 80C), use the fast idle (or throttle) to get it to about 2K rpm while warming it up and pull release the clutch and you should notice a big difference in revs. You haven't bridged out your clutch switch have you?

Here's the difference my bike goes through when warming up Right click "save as" 132kb windoze media.

Of course my semi active tre eliminates this problem, but I disconnected the active part to show the difference, and the difference the clutch switch makes to the operation of the engine.

[jon super]

So I should only see the difference in the start up? I haven't noticed any problems starting it up cold either though.

[Steve TLS]

The biggest difference in revs is while warming it up and it's under 80C (176F)

[jon super]

Alright (and sorry to bastardize this thread)... then I necessarily won't see a difference in the RPMs if the bike is already warmed up? I haven't ridden in awhile, but I did notice the front wheel coming up under hard first and second acceleration (which it didn't before). Thanks for your help Steve.

[Steve TLS]

Once warm you might not notice a difference, some do some don't :dunno

1st and 2nd is where you'll notice it working the most. Those little power wheelies on corner exits where it never used to do it.

[jon super]

Originally posted by Steve TLS
1st and 2nd is where you'll notice it working the most. Those little power wheelies on corner exits where it never used to do it.

OK... that's what I kind of thought, but the RPM issue had me confused. Melikes the sudden power wheelie ability! :thumb