Toce ECU Flashes include corrective fueling for all modes and on both the IAP and TPS Maps. With cooler fan temp settings, reduced engine braking, and unrestricting other factory settings, you'll experience smoother drivability, and more power..

ECU Flashing
A mail-in service. Eliminating the need for piggyback fuel computers, Toce offers a same day turnout ECU Flashing Service. Simply purchase the flash with the exhaust, and upon email confirmation, you'll receive instructions on how to mail us your computer. Remove the unit, send it to Toce Headquarters, and we'll flash it the day it's received, package it with your exhaust and ship everything out to you in one big insured box.

Most modern engines are equipped with a microprocessor-based computer referred to as the Engine Control Unit or Electronic Control Unit which is abbreviated to ECU. In general terms, the ECU is primarily responsible for monitoring and managing the engine's performance via a number of sensors and then calculating the proper signal to send external devices to control the operation of the engine. All of these output responses from the ECU have to be predefined in ECU’s internal memory. Most ECU’s have a main memory storage system that is comprised of a nonvolatile Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory device called an EEPROM. The term “Flash Memory” refers to a particular type of EEPROM that has a fast erase and reprogram time of its internal storage. ECU ReFlashing, in general terms, is a method of erasing the ECU’s program code (instructions) and reprogramming the vehicles ECU’s Flash Memory with altered program code, thereby changing how the ECU will respond to inputs.  Stock ECU's generally are far from optimal and are developed to allow for a wide range of riding styles, fuel quality and operational conditions. The result of this is often a compromise resulting in sub-optimal performance. Significant improvements can be achieved by correcting the stock ECU's deficiencies and tuning the engine to take full advantage of its potential. 
When you run a piggyback system, most of them are interfaces that connect between the ECU, and the sensors (typically fuel injectors) to interrupt this programmed signal from the ECU and change it to accommodate for changes the user wants. More fuel, less fuel to reach a target AFR (air-to-fuel ratio).  Even piggyback systems that have "auto-tune" features are still only hacking the injector signal to reach a targeted AFR.

Here's a great example over why ECU Remapping and eliminating the ECU's factory restrictions is so much more beneficial than Piggy Back Units.
Here's a dyno sheet of our 2015 Yamaha R1 - BMC Air Filter and 3/4 Cat Delete Toce Exhaust.  We unrestricted the factory settings, and only made adjustments to Yamaha's ETV System (Electronic Control Throttle Valve) which is extremely limited from the factory. 

Just from these modifications, we made an increase +10whp at top end. Despite initially losing midrange tq and hp, with the knowledge of our tuners, and many many runs on the dyno, we were able to generate 31.5 Extra Horsepower out of the bike.  While remapping both the IAP (Cruise map) and TPS (Load map) to make a smooth transitioning street bike, into a powerhouse. With changes to ignition, we were able to increase the torque an additional 14.3 foot pounds and 1900 RPM's earlier making this bike truly fun to ride.  

Timing. Is. Everything.

Now, as we already mentioned; fuel is not the only focal point one should adjust when making modifications for optimal performance.  Proper ignition is the single most important and critical element in tuning an internal-combustion engine.  Here at Toce Performance, we run our changes to ignition on our DynoMite Dyno. Paired with disabling AIS/Pair Systems on the bike along with a built-in weather station to appropriately display the torque curves based on atmospheric changes. We make our adjustments to the ignition maps to built a solid TQ line without losing a fraction of HP.  Ignition Timing or ignition advance is the point in the engine cycle when the ECU generates the spark at the plug.  The spark begins combustion and it has a direct effect on how an engine runs, how much power and torque it makes, and how reliable it is.  So you can see why just dumping or removing fuel without making changes to this now "free-er flowing system", can act as a band-aid in terms of making the bike run clean/smooth.  Optimal power is always based around adjustments to ignition.  That being said, too much advancement can cause detonation, and very many, not so exciting things.  We design our tunes for drivability and to make the safest amount of power, when your on it, or just cruising around. Here are a couple of common questions people ask..

Will Re-flashing the ECU’s memory void my manufactures warranty?

Re-flashing the ECU, as well as other alterations to the vehicle, could void your Original Equipment Manufacturer warranty often referred to as the OEM or factory warranty as well as any Extended Warranty you may have purchased to cover future repairs to the vehicle. Warranting repairs and recall’s to your vehicle after it is altered would be at the discretion of the OEM. Plainly stated: Typically this type of alteration, if confessed or detected, WILL VOID YOUR VEHICLES WARRANTIES. Off-road competitive use of a vehicle in any form could be grounds for voiding the OEM warranty. This product was developed specifically for individuals who plan exclusive competitive use of their vehicle in off-road competitions, and those individuals have no doubt the OEM warranty is void. Warranty periods are a form of insurance you paid for when you purchased your vehicle. If voiding the OEM warranty is a concern, you should wait for your warranty period to expire before you have this service performed to receive the full benefit.

Is having the ECU re-flashed a common and safe performance upgrade?

There is a worldwide industry dedicated to reprogramming automotive ECUs with the intent to increase performance, drivability and fuel economy. Many of these aftermarket services are provided with the intent the vehicle will operate within State and Federal laws and regulations during public road use after the ECU is re-flashed, or otherwise used on track application/offroad use specifically. Most re-flash services retain all of the safety features of the original program code developed by the OEM. But since the re-flash is not an OEM software file it must be re-certified to be considered legal.

Can the re-flashed ECU be returned to stock?

YES. The vehicle or ECU must be returned to us and we will remove the altered program reinstall the factory OEM program. Just send us in your ECU with your order information and we'll happily reflash it for you at no extra charge other than shipping.

Our 2017 FZ07 / MT07 ECU Flash & Full System Generated +11.45 more Horsepower and +5.1 more Torque. when paired with our exhaust on our in house DYNOmite Dyno.

The FZ-07 , MT-07 ECU Flash has dyno tuned & adjusted parameters for the following:

• IAP Fuel Maps
• TPS Fuel Maps
• Ignition Timing Maps
• Ignition Dwell Map/s
• Acceleration Enrichment
• Injector Timing Map/s
• Adjust RPM Limiter (Upon Request)
• Adjust Fan Temperature (Triggers two ranges cooler)
• Disable Stock O2 Sensor (Upon Request)
• Disable Deceleration Fuel Cut

Supported ECU's

• BAT-8591A-00
• BAT-8591A-01
• BAT-8591A-10
• BAT-8591A-11
• BAT-8591A-20
• BAT-8591A-30
• BAT-8591A-40
• BAT-8591A-50
• BAT-8591A-60

ECU Flashing is a MAIL IN Service.
After purchase, you will receive a confirmation email, please click the link for the release form, print and fill out the information about the bike, include your order number at the top, and follow instructions to mail in the computer. The tune is designed for factory internals. If you have a cam, or headwork completed, please contact us prior to purchase.
Flashes will not be completed unless the release is signed and sent to us with your computer. 
ECU's are Flashed and shipped the day they're received with exception to Saturdays.
Available and applicable for the Yamaha FZ-07 / MT-07 - 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, early trim 2024