So as some here may know my Power commander 3 went bad and so the plan was to have a tune flashed to my ECU, so to be sure no other issues arose I asked 2WDyno will my Dynojet quick shift module still work. They say no it will not work, I email the original tuner who put the tune in the PC3 and asked him the same question, he is a Dynojet authorized dealer and he said it will still work. So how do I know which is correct. It will cost me over 1k for the flash and then to run it on the track so I really need to know sure sure, and there is also the issue of the testing it by using it and hitting a gear with no clutch and no engine cut would not be a good plan for the gear box. How do I deal with an ecu flash tune and still have the quick shift or is the another new Dynojet nightmare?
The Intellishift is a standalone quickshifter, it'll work. It goes between your ECU and your coils and doesn't care what the ECU is doing, it'll cut spark when you upshift. It's not a quickshifter 'module' for a Powercommander, those require a Powercommander in place to function. If you didn't specify you're using an Intellishift 2WDW likely assumed you meant either the module or just a raw sensor on the shift rod with it's connector hanging in the breeze after you pulled the Powercommander.
I guess that was a bad choice of words to call it a module, I sent the same picture to 2 wheel Dyno works , and Nate replied that it will not work , saying "you'll lose the quickshifter" , the quichsifter does have it own power supply so it would be independent from the PC3 is what I thought ? The flash is $300 plus $350 for the track plus $150 fuel,tax ect is around $1000 Cnd.
Found the old install instruction for the PC3 that is on the bike, it has no provision for a quick shift and the quick shift instruction clearly show you can run it on a bike and the bike does not need a PC 3 or any other PC tuner. So clearly 2 wheel Dyno was incorrect. At some point if I keep this bike all that Dynojet product(s) are coming off and will put on a proven reliable product.
