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Norton Racing Race Spec ECU Flash for OEM ECU – Yamaha R3 / MT-03

$355.00

DO NOT SHIP until we have emailed you with shipping instructions AFTER you have placed your order, and it has been confirmed!

*GYTR Tune is >ONLY< for Yamaha GYTR Kit Only! DO NOT SELECT this option if you don’t have the GYTR Engine Kit!*

*Please select only the standard tune unless you already have our velocity stacks or the GYTR Kit!*

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We DO NOT sell OEM ECU’s or do ECU cores, you MUST send in an ECU for us to flash.

***At this time, we are unable to flash ECUs with a part number beginning with B02.  These seem to come from bikes with ABS, and we are still unable to flash them to our current race spec.  However, you can use an ECU from a non-ABS bike (part number begins with 2MS) in a bike with ABS and the ABS will continue to work like normal.  This has been tested.

Once you place your order, we’ll contact you with shipping information to send in your ECU.

If you have already purchased an FTECU kit and have a license for your ECU, please email us at sales@norton-motorsports.com for a discounted price to use your license.

For more information on ECU flashing, read our article here:  Power Commander vs. Bazzaz Z-Fi vs. ECU Flash vs. aRacer Race ECU

*We recommend installing a block off plate at the same time as flashing the ECU or you will get some backfiring from the exhaust.

 

Norton Racing Race Spec ECU Flash for OEM ECU Norton Racing Race Spec ECU Flash for OEM ECU

It's finally here, our Race Spec ECU Flash for the Yamaha R3 is ready.  There are some serious issues and limitations with the stock ECU in the Yamaha R3, and a quick search of the internet will reveal pages of complains of dead spots and hesitation in the power band, sometimes even after tuning with a Power Commander, Bazzaz, Rapidbike, or other piggyback fuel controller.  The problem lies deep in the stock ECU's base maps.

This is not the same off-the-shelf "unrestricted" map available from other vendors or Flashtune directly.  We have over 100 hours invested so far developing this ECU flash.  Nobody has a better flash, period.

We now have our Flash available for bikes with a stock airbox, modified airbox and our Superbike Velocity Stack setup, or MotoAmerica Junior Cup Spec bikes!

See below for a complete list of modifications and dyno charts.

***If you purchase our ECU flash and we make future upgrades, we will contact you so that you have the option to send your flashed ECU back in for a free update. If there are problems with our flash and your bike (rare, but it happens), we will work hard to make adjustments to get your bike running the best it can, or we will refund your order if we are unable to resolve the issues.

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Description

 

 

This ECU flash not only corrects the issues in the stock ECU base map that are partially to blame for the hesitations, it includes a host of other improvements and is by far the single easiest and most dramatic performance improvement you can make for your R3.

While this ECU flash definitely opens up extra top end power which is undeniable in the dyno charts below, the bigger improvement is actually in the midrange where you feel it driving off the corner.  The bike revs considerably faster, with increased torque, as well as the increased top end horsepower. We’ve seen gains so far of 0.5-3 HP across the entire power band over a custom tuned piggyback fuel controller system, and similar increase in torque.  I will try to upload a dyno chart showing RPMs vs. time to show how much faster the bike builds power compared to the stock ECU, but for now, here’s a couple before and after dyno reports.

Here’s my personal bike with full M4 exhaust, BMC filter, and 415 chain.  The before line is with the stock ECU and Bazzaz fuel controller custom tuned, the after line is with the Bazzaz disabled running only the flashed ECU:

Yamaha R3 ECU Flash NortonFab Motorsports Jesse Norton AP Moto

 

Here’s fellow racer Ari Henning’s bike with a full Yoshimura exhaust.  The before line is with the stock ECU and a PCV with fuel and ignition timing custom tuned, the after line is with the PCV removed from the bike running only the flashed ECU:

Yamaha R3 ECU Flash NortonFab Motorsports Ari Henning AP Moto

 

We now have our Flash available for bikes with a stock airbox, or modified airbox and our Superbike Velocity Stack setup!  Check out the impressive power curve attainable with our Superbike Velocity stack setup and ECU Flash:

Norton Racing Yamaha R3 Superbike Velocity Stacks modified airbox dyno chart graves exhaust

 

Here’s another bike with a supersport built motor, bored throttle bodies, and the airbox cover removed, full M4 exhaust, and MWR race air filter.  The before line is with the stock ECU and a PCV with fuel and ignition timing custom tuned, the after line is with the flashed ECU and the PCV retuned to match the flashed ECU’s performance improvements:

Here are the changes:

-Remapped fuel delivery that is optimized for a high flow air filter and several different full exhaust systems (be sure to specify which exhaust system you have when ordering).  We also tested this flashed ECU with a completely stock bike and no other changes and gained similar improvements across the board, including a dramatic increase in horsepower and much faster acceleration.

-Remapped fuel injector timing

-Remapped ignition timing

-Raised rev limiter to 13,000 (this is critical for racing, as you can now shift above 12k and land in the middle of the power band of the next gear)

-Increased idle speed

-Reduced engine braking

-Disabled the OEM algorithm linking ignition timing to coolant temperature

-Disabled the OEM Air Injection System

-Disabled the OEM closed loop O2 sensor system

-Disabled the OEM injector deceleration cut

And yes, you read that correctly, whether you have a bone stock bike, slipon exhaust, or a full race exhaust, you no longer need a Power Commander, Bazzaz, or other piggyback fuel controller once we flash your stock ECU.  You still may want to fine tune your bike with a piggyback fuel controller, since every bike is slightly different, but it isn’t necessary.  Installing a flashed ECU also could not be easier.  Unplug the stock ECU, and plug in the flashed ECU.  That’s it!  Just be careful with the connector on the stock ECU, it has a special locking connector, so don’t force it.

 

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