Chip tuning for FB MONDIAL HPS 125 power unit

✅ Buy Now ➡️ https://racext.com/it/product/chip-tuning-for-fb-mondial-hps-125-abs-e4-power-unit/ Improving performance on the motorcycle FB MONDIAL HPS 125 , until recently, was an expensive and difficult to reverse operation, with the entry on the market of the specific module for your bike, things have changed, in fact this add-on module allows us to increase power and torque (depending on the model and condition of the vehicle). You have a perceived increase in power and therefore your bike will be smoother with better acceleration and if it does not have the results you want you have 14 days of guaranteed return The Additional ECU can be used in conjunction with an existing ECU remapping on your bike and will not delete the existing remapping. It can also be used with our or any tuning box and other engine hardware modifications. With the module you will not need a modification to the clutch We recommend that you start using the additional module for your bike with the knob set to minimum and gradually increase the knob until you find the setting that is best for your bike. Slightly modified bikes (sport exhaust, air cleaner etc) generally have better performance with the ring set around the midle if the bike has an aftermarket. When the catalytic converter has been removed. The original standard performance will be at the minimum value on the ECU. If the FB MONDIAL HPS 125 power unit during execution is too rich, then the setting must be set between litle and then minimum. You will feel the performance of the bike when the engine is running smoothly, no need to do a Dyno test. WARNING Please avoid falling into the trap of thinking that the higher the set value, the better the performance. If it appears that you are losing torque when you get to high speeds this probably means that the ECU value has been set too high and you need to try a lower value. This is another reason why it is best to start with a low level and gradually raise the knob to the maxmimum setting. To mount the module on your bike you will need to locate the air temperature sensor (IAT)