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#647342 29/06/20 10:31 AM
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Hello everyone!

Has anyone thought if this, with an unlocked ECU, may work on our 3-Wheelers? I guess the "three buttons" just tell the ECU which map to work on. So if you can build three specific maps for the M3W, why not? sherlock

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Very cool! And Yes...why not!


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Suspect it requires a Fly-by-Wire throttle, which we don't have. Matey talks about Sport mode giving sharper response (relatively more butteryfly opening in the TB for a given movement at the pedal) and Rain mode (relatively less butterfly at the TB for the same movement of the pedal). All very good for non-cabled, FBW gas pedals, but I doubt it woiuld work on our ECUs.

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Originally Posted by R1NGA
Suspect it requires a Fly-by-Wire throttle, which we don't have. Matey talks about Sport mode giving sharper response (relatively more butteryfly opening in the TB for a given movement at the pedal) and Rain mode (relatively less butterfly at the TB for the same movement of the pedal). All very good for non-cabled, FBW gas pedals, but I doubt it woiuld work on our ECUs.


Agree. I had the same thoughts…. we're "cabled" frown


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Also Morgan has proprietary software so it might not even be present in our machines.


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Proprietary, there in lies the problem... There have been a couple of companies in England that WERE offering unlocked ECU's with different Stage tuning but no longer.


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