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2nd November 2020, 20:53 | #1 |
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CDT version cdti
I've been asked what the difference is between the CDT and the CDTi.
I think it is the bhp but not 100% sure. I'm hoping someone can answer it once and for all
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2nd November 2020, 21:33 | #2 |
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Nothing more than a difference in mapping and both should be ditched for a 160 map in my opinion
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2nd November 2020, 22:02 | #3 |
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An option at new purchase.
As above, simply ECU mapping. |
2nd November 2020, 22:47 | #4 |
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The CDT is a dog in its standard form, the CDTi is noticeably livelier.
Both can be remapped to 160bhp but if solo I am not convinced the CDTI needs it but the CDT needs something doing to it. apart from BHP they are I think the same vehicle macafee2 |
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And a dog is a mans best friend. Do you find your CDT sluggish? macafee2 |
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I'm used to acceleration as I ride a 130 bhp motorbike with a 0 to 60 time of just over 3 seconds and 0 to 100 in 8 so I'm fairly well up on acceleration.---- PS. I do agree about the dog comment though. ( To be honest I prefer them to us lot. ) |
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you forgot to mention, pulling all the way round to the red line Sold by 1200 Bandit a few weeks ago, I think I am now a retired biker. Must have been my CDT then. macafee2 |
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