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Date Posted: 13:28:08 07/27/06 Thu
Author: Delty
Author Host/IP: CPE-65-30-54-210.kc.res.rr.com / 65.30.54.210
Subject: TPS and what it does

The TPS on a modern bike makes street riding easier. It is there so when dumbasses grab a handle full of throttle from low rpm's it actually RETARDS the ignition smoothing power delivery. A simple form of traction control. Your advance is controlled by rpms. If you unplug a tps it makes the ignition map 2-D instead of 3-D. Same advance at all rpm's regardless. There isn't a gain or loss just a very slight power delivery.

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