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| | | * Suzuki C800, X-TRE Timing Retard Eliminator * Healtech * | |
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Mr Intruder Site Founder & Senior Administrator

 | Subject: * Suzuki C800, X-TRE Timing Retard Eliminator * Healtech * Fri Mar 04, 2011 8:27 am | |
| Timing Retard Eliminator The one I used was a TRE by Healtech the makers of the gipro and lots more, however there are other manufacturers that make similar products. My bike was the first of the new model 2010 C800 Intruder's to have an X-TRE by Healtech Electronics fitted. Because the fitting that was done on my bike by myself with the XT-SO1 and the many emails sent back and forth from myself to a very helpful man at Healtech in Hungary called Norbert, extra parts were sent via airmail at no cost to myself. Basically what the t.r.e. does is it bypasses some of the restriction placed on a lot of modern bikes It gives a smother throttle response Improves full throttle response and acceleration Removes top speed limiter Automatically switches off in neutral for a smooth idle operation Simple operation that works out of the box Low power consumption with automatic standby works with or without tuning modules Installs in about 30 minutes I definitely noticed a difference after fitting this little box, well worth it 
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|  | | collo Full Member

 | Subject: Re: * Suzuki C800, X-TRE Timing Retard Eliminator * Healtech * Mon May 02, 2011 4:45 am | |
| where did you get your switch live from (on the TRE)? thanks
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|  | | Mr Intruder Site Founder & Senior Administrator

 | Subject: Re: * Suzuki C800, X-TRE Timing Retard Eliminator * Healtech * Mon May 02, 2011 6:18 am | |
| To be totally honest I cant remember. it was quite a while ago that I did mine & unfortunately it was a mod I did not do a full write up on, so I cant remember but if you get really stuck I will check where all my wires ect!
Did you specify to the retailer that the TRE was for an M800 & what year it was? The reason I ask is because I was the first person to put the Healtech TRE on to one of our bikes & Norbert informed me at the time that a slight modification was going to be made to the TRE to make it an easy fit as mine had extra bits flown to me from Hungary (no cost to me) and rather than the XT-S01 standard fit Suzuki TRE that I fitted to my bike with a few modifications done, they would release a direct fit for a fast install
I would advise you to E-mail Norbert and point him in the direction of this post as a reminder just in case yours is not a direct fit
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|  | | collo Full Member

 | Subject: Re: * Suzuki C800, X-TRE Timing Retard Eliminator * Healtech * Mon May 02, 2011 7:20 am | |
| All sorted one thinks!! every wire we tested when the bike was off was live!!! so attached the device to something near the fuse box!! Also, fitted the FI Tuner instructions were a little hard to follow re actually sending the software to the bike, just emailed Norbert as not 100% it went accross I clicked send and save map and it looked correct, however it is not something im 100% confident FI light is still staying on?? least Im back on the road now.!! |
|  | | Mr Intruder Site Founder & Senior Administrator

 | Subject: Re: * Suzuki C800, X-TRE Timing Retard Eliminator * Healtech * Mon May 02, 2011 8:22 am | |
| I could be wrong because I have got nothing I need in front of me but from what I remember all you need to do is
1,.... download and open maps 2,.... Tps - throttle position sensor calibration when asked (simply roll the throttle to fully open and close) 3,.... rpm calibration, rpm is set in the bottom right corner at 000 if I remember rightly. mine had to be set to 22 if I recall properly to be correct at 1100rpm (tickover) 4, ....send maps
all done |
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