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CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - Printable Version +- Stuntride (https://stuntride.the-nags.com) +-- Forum: Stunt Discussion (https://stuntride.the-nags.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Forum: Help and How To (https://stuntride.the-nags.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=12) +--- Thread: CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) (/showthread.php?tid=14061) Pages:
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CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - 12oclocker - 05-03-2010 Mod: As some of you who have stunted the new CBR600RR's know, there is a problem with the throttle in wheelies when the speed sensor is connected. Those who have stunted the bikes will simply unplug the speed sensor to resolve the issue. This mod resolves the problem, and removes the 187mph speed restriction on the bike, while allowing the speedometer on the gauge cluster to work. How To: We remove, or cut, the pink wire with the teal stripe going to the grey connector of the ECU, this wire is a tap to the speed sensor, once doing this the ECU will no longer know how fast the bike is moving, there are two side effects to this; the bike speed limit restriction is removed, the other is the bike will no longer lean out the fuel mixture in higher speeds, to resolve the issue of the fuel mixture being richer than normal at higher speeds, you could dyno and map your power commander AFTER disconnecting the wire, or you could put a switch on the wire to disconnect it for 'stunt mode', or connect it for 'street mode'. More Info: If you wanted to remove the speed restriction on a bike, This mod will work on virtually any bike, of course you would have to trace out the correct wire going to the ECU. Some bikes the ECU will only monitor the speed sensor wire, and some bikes the ECU will be "in the loop", and will read the signal, and spit it back out to the gauge cluster. For bikes which have an ECU that is only monitoring the signal, you can simply cut or pull the pin out for that wire going to the ECU, for bikes which have the ECU 'in the loop' you can trace out the input and outputs, and disconnect them from the ECU, then jumper them together. 2007 CBR600RR Pics: Here are some pics from a 2007 CBR600RR we did the mod to, they show the wire location on the ECU. ![]()
CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - coasterboy - 05-03-2010 i have 03 954, do you know if this works on the 954? if it does what color is the wire to install the switch? ![]()
CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - da Liks - 05-03-2010 coasterboy: why, for the speed restriction? CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - coasterboy - 05-03-2010 the bike just seams way off, at real low rpms. not smoth at all choppy CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - 12oclocker - 05-03-2010 i have 03 954, do you know if this works on the 954? if it does what color is the wire to install the switch? ![]() ![]()
CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - SDFKILLZ - 05-03-2010 the bike would have to be capable of reaching 187 in order to have the restricter programmed in the ecu. no factory 600cc is capable of that speed. CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - CrazyMike - 05-04-2010 will this work for a 2006 600rr? will this make the throttle response much smoother? I thought the problem was the center of gravity on the bike was too far forward and that is why it had a tendency to mousetrap. CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - Stick - 05-04-2010 Maybe an indicated 187. They wouldn't be going near that fast though, it would just be speed sensor error. I have people ask me how fast my bike will go because of the gearing and they almost always respond with something like, "yeah, well i got my GSXR to 170 blah blah blah" CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - SDFKILLZ - 05-04-2010 factory speedos come with a 3 to 5 percent error so going an indicated 187 would be a realistic 178ish which is 8 mph faster than the 08 r6 which was the first and still the only 600cc to reach the 170mph mark. CBR600RR Stunt Fix Mod (2007-2010) - 12oclocker - 05-09-2010 the bike would have to be capable of reaching 187 in order to have the restricter programmed in the ecu. no factory 600cc is capable of that speed. yes, though the wire location and color may be different, it's possible those bikes may suffer a similar issue the 07's did when the ECU is monitoring the speed during stunting. |