MileHayabusa
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I don't know why it wouldn't be as it's just a wideband O2 sensor and log box and shouldn't be dependent upon the bike unless there's a required harness connection that they just haven't built based upon demand. Another point for the Guru/Autotune combination if that's the case.Woolich told me that isnt available for the vmax
I've got multiple Woolich maps for my bikes and have started playing around with E85 tunes also and it's a simple case of uploading a map to replace the existing unless the bike supports multiple 'modes' like my ZX-14R with a 'Low' and 'High' power mode, in which case I've got a tune on the 'High' for pump gas and am messing with an E85 tune on the 'Low' side, and same with the Hayabusa with its A, B and C mode and my B-King with A and B modes. Simple as switching maps using the bike's differing mode settings.I believe the Woolich system has a data logger available that will record and then you use that info to make changes to your ECM based on that info. I believe you can use a PCV and an Auto tuner the same way. The info from the Dyno-Jet Auto tuner doesn't become a permanent change until you download to the PCV and alter your map. I've added the PCV to my bike and will be installing the Auto tuner as soon as time permits. Now that I'm aware of the Woolich system I find it interesting and am a little curious to see what else is available for tuning. Multiple maps for different fuels, didn't see a Launch Control (2 step ) available for the Vmax like there is for other bikes etc,etc...
The Power Commander will hold two tunes I thought and you can get a switch to let you toggle between them although I can't claim to have looked into it too much.
I'm guessing the VMAX doesn't have the Woolich 'Race Tools' because the demand hasn't been there...I've got them enabled on some of my other bikes and the Launch Control, Pit Lane Limiter and quickshifter options are pretty cool to play with. On bikes with 'ride-by-wire' it opens up some other options including a 'warm up' mode that when enabled actually varies the throttle as you let the bike....well, warm up.