Just found out about this, no need for aftermarket ECUs it would seem if you are a little handy.
http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark? ... =99460&p=1
ZX12r ECU notch
Re: ZX12r ECU notch
mate, cant bring up the link..am keen to have a look, can you check it.....cheers
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Re: ZX12r ECU notch
hoffy wrote:mate, cant bring up the link..am keen to have a look, can you check it.....cheers
Works fine for me!
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Re: ZX12r ECU notch
gobblydeegook hoffy. No mention of scones at all. It's all techno geekery so unless you understand your resitors from your capacitors theres no hope.
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Re: ZX12r ECU notch
a *little* handy ??Christo wrote:......Just found out about this, no need for aftermarket ECUs it would seem if you are a little handy......
- a bit more than that I reckon 
That site rates as one of the most fascinating technical forums I have ever seen on the ZX12R (and a heap of other DFI bikes) - but as S&W says, if you don't know your capacitors from your zener diodes, just walk away......
Anyone who has an interest in electrickery (I used to etch my own p/c boards back in Year
will love this place - worth a visit. For the amount of time spent, I think a PCIII is a better investment ".....shut the gate on this one Maxie......it's the ducks guts !!............."