Two Brothers Zorst and Juice Box Pro..!

Hi All,

Just finished fitting up the Juice Box Pro and Two Brothers M5 Carbon slip-on late last night and rode the bike to work this morning. I mainly did this mod to help with the low rpm surging and generally poor fueling at small throttle openings which is common with the stock setup, an ECU reset helps but was not a total cure for my bike.

All I can say is WOW...what a difference... fueling is now silky smooth and the low rpm surging is 99% gone. I used the #2 map supplied by Two Brothers for stock air filter and their slip-on end can. They also supply a map for the stock exhaust, both already preloaded into the Juicebox Pro.

The unit is capable of carrying 10 maps, each of which is adjustable without the use of a PC/laptop, a simple turn of a small screwdriver is all that is needed while out on the road. I'll be doing a few of my own maps once I get a handle on how each setting effects the system.

I will have to run a few tanks of fuel through the bike before I can make an informed comment on fuel consumption though...!

So far so good....well worth the money and effort IMHO..!

One downside....those O2 sensor plugs are a bitch to get at .

Cheers,
Smithy.

Good to hear.

Be aware that alot of amricans have no clue what a zorst is though.

[image: View Post]timmythecop, on 13 July 2011 - 10:45 PM, said:

Good to hear.

Be aware that alot of amricans have no clue what a zorst is though.


Yup, I'm one of 'em. So, WTF is a Zorst? Is that Aussie for Muffler?

http://www.urbandict....php?term=zorst

stinkyfinger, on 14 July 2011 - 01:11 AM, said:

Yup, I'm one of 'em. So, WTF is a Zorst? Is that Aussie for Muffler?


Most certainly....short for "exZorst" :biggrin: .....my apologies for any miss-understanding :cool:

Cheers,
Smithy.

ausmithy, on 14 July 2011 - 10:36 PM, said:

stinkyfinger, on 14 July 2011 - 01:11 AM, said:

Yup, I'm one of 'em. So, WTF is a Zorst? Is that Aussie for Muffler?


Most certainly....short for "exZorst" :biggrin: .....my apologies for any miss-understanding :cool:

Cheers,
Smithy.


LOL, makes sense. :biggrin: I use to work with a bunch of Aussie and Kiwis at an English company a few years ago. I grew up in Texas so there was some pretty funny words exchanges between us all. I still find myself calling sunglasses "sunnies" and a smart guy "cluey."

stinkyfinger, on 15 July 2011 - 12:23 AM, said:

LOL, makes sense. :biggrin: I use to work with a bunch of Aussie and Kiwis at an English company a few years ago. I grew up in Texas so there was some pretty funny words exchanges between us all. I still find myself calling sunglasses "sunnies" and a smart guy "cluey."



Im from the same boat... Im from texas and when i was in the USAF there was Aussies and Kiwis deployed at the same "forward operating base" that i was based out of. spend more than an hour talkin to em and you start to pick up little things... of course my twang tends to be pretty thick sometimes, so they were getting a kick out of the converstaion... matter of fact.. an officer from canada was overhearing our conversation and commented... "i know youre speaking english... but i cant understand a bloody word!"

c7j6y1, on 15 July 2011 - 12:37 AM, said:

of course my twang tends to be pretty thick sometimes, so they were getting a kick out of the converstaion... matter of fact.. an officer from canada was overhearing our conversation and commented... "i know youre speaking english... but i cant understand a bloody word!"


You think that's bad, listen to the TT racer Guy Martin:

[video: http://www.youtube.com/embed/kxUlCmnntPQ?rel=0]

Then skip to 3:07 in that video and listen to the other bloke say how it was hard to go fast because his foreskin flopped back and he was rubbing his cock against the zip in his leathers.... :mellow:

LOL!!!!!! :laughing6-hehe: