570 Throttle body tuning

45degrees · March 10th, 2010, 01:25 AM

I read a lot of throttle body porting, and some about replacement throttle bodies.

Suppose I'm considering tuning the intake - what is the easiest way to go about it?
Are replacement throttle bodies easily available?
What is the porting to the throttle body - just smoothing the surface areas or re-boring the throttle body to larger size?

Slime · March 10th, 2010, 10:06 AM

Originally Posted by 45degrees

I read a lot of throttle body porting, and some about replacement throttle bodies.

Suppose I'm considering tuning the intake - what is the easiest way to go about it?
Are replacement throttle bodies easily available?
What is the porting to the throttle body - just smoothing the surface areas or re-boring the throttle body to larger size?

Dont know about the replacement throttles but the easiset way would be to port (make it bigger) stock 42mm, 45mm possible. But most make them 44mm.

// Slime

45degrees · March 11th, 2010, 01:53 AM

Thanks.
Once I port it to 44mm, how should I "compensate" the size of the throttle butterfly?

Wierus · March 11th, 2010, 02:42 AM

bergos sell a 44mm TB.

http://shop.bergos.de/product_info.php? ... nlage.html

Ive never really stuffed around with anything like this on my dirt bikes, but I am curious about this.
Would this affect the durability / reliability of the motor by much?

Slime · March 11th, 2010, 08:28 AM

Originally Posted by 45degrees

Thanks.
Once I port it to 44mm, how should I "compensate" the size of the throttle butterfly?

You have to make a new one.
Yes Bergos have.. you send yours in and get a bigger in return.

// Slime

Slime · March 11th, 2010, 08:29 AM

Originally Posted by Wierus

bergos sell a 44mm TB.

http://shop.bergos.de/product_info.php? ... nlage.html

Ive never really stuffed around with anything like this on my dirt bikes, but I am curious about this.
Would this affect the durability / reliability of the motor by much?

For only have a bigger throttle.. the answers is no.

// Slime

crit rat · March 12th, 2010, 08:19 AM

I assume this is for supermoto use, yes?

You'll also need to provide proper mapping for it. I doubt that the map sensor will be enough to provide a good EFI map, especially on the high end.

45degrees · March 14th, 2010, 03:33 AM

Originally Posted by crit rat

I assume this is for supermoto use, yes?

You'll also need to provide proper mapping for it. I doubt that the map sensor will be enough to provide a good EFI map, especially on the high end.

Thanks.
I already have a good ECU which exceeds the possibility of tuning the standard maps. I tried the FS yesterday and it ROCKS. The acceleration is much faster now with cut spoilers the ECU and an open exhaust with a power chamber. Now the question is will a ported throttle body help even more or it will be unnoticed.

Slime · March 14th, 2010, 06:28 AM

Originally Posted by 45degrees

Originally Posted by crit rat

I assume this is for supermoto use, yes?

You'll also need to provide proper mapping for it. I doubt that the map sensor will be enough to provide a good EFI map, especially on the high end.

Thanks.
I already have a good ECU which exceeds the possibility of tuning the standard maps. I tried the FS yesterday and it ROCKS. The acceleration is much faster now with cut spoilers the ECU and an open exhaust with a power chamber. Now the question is will a ported throttle body help even more or it will be unnoticed.

We have tested that port a std TB from 42mm to 44mm givs you pretty much 2hp more, and a longer rpm range with higher power.

// Slime

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