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				 BMW R1100gs PAGE CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS! 
 
 BMW R1100gs The R&D 
				The first question was 
				- Exactly what what WAS the biggest issue with the Boxers??? Sooo....... There we were....... Riding, dynoing, riding, emulating, riding, dynoing, pondering, asking questions..... So.... 
				We made a map, then 
				another, then another - then we rethought.... another map - Best setup is individually tuned - as most of the gs guys/gals have already swapped inlet tubes, and yadda yadda to try to make the stumble "go away"... But, from what I saw last week, it looks like there are only a few people who actually know what is actually wrong at those low rpms. As far as chip sales, we will, as we have done for the Aprilia and Ducati chip users, apply the full amount of the retail chip price towards the cost of custom tuning ($775), if that's desired. 
 It took the EC997 Low Inertia Dyno to do the job - no other dyno has done as well. None. Period. EPROM/Chip Performance benefits So - what is there to gain from replacing the stock "chip" or "eprom"? 2nd gear / cruise operation could be "silky", engine snap response could be very lively and full throttle power at high rpm could be improved. Just like we did this year with the Aprilia Milles, using the EC997 4-Gas EGA Low-inertia dyno systems, (less common and much more finely developed than any current dj dynos) we have developed a set of fuel maps, air temp correction maps, coolant temp correction maps, cylinder compensation maps, offset maps and acceleration maps that optimize engine performance beyond any other current retail maps or power commanders of any configuration. 
				Can you do that with 
				any silly "Auto Tuned" procedure? Absolutely "Not". ......................... 
				From the tuners with 
				more (successful) m/c Fuel Injection tuning experience than just 
				about any other USA company..... 
				A BMW  "chip" that 
				works. 
				These chips deliver 
				smooth running at cruise, full throttle AND at part throttle - even 
				at 2k and 7k rpm! 
				$229.95 (drop-in chip)     
				and    $775 - (for custom programming) 
				contact: 
				info@factorypro.com 
				How did WE do it - and not the others? 
				No other dyno 
				will provide the dyno information required to improve the BMW R1100rt 
				as much as we have. We take trade-ins on competing dyno systems. Still tuning by luck? 
				Stop. 
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