Indian Motorcycle Remapping & ECU Tuning

When we develop our Indian remaps we start by running the standard bike on our dyno and measuring the power output. We also use standalone diagnostic equipment to monitor every aspect of engine function. We monitor and record air-fuel ratio, throttle plate opening, spark timing, injector duty cycle, lambda readings, engine knock and other parameters. This is done at various accelerator twist grip positions and the whole process is repeated for every mode that the bike has. We spend a lot of time building a complete picture of how the factory set the bike up and where we can make improvements.

We will spend a lot of time test riding our development bikes to analyse how they ride in the real world. We also speak to other riders and existing customers to research any common complaints.

Our philosophy on what makes a good remap is so much more than the maximum power output. We aim to provide the rider a remapped Indian that rides well in the real world with a linear, progressive and smooth power delivery and throttle response.

Our Indian remaps cover 3 model families and 4 variants, from 2016 to 2017, with standard power from 83 to 125 bhp. Maps are developed in-house on our Dynojet 250i dyno (how we develop motorcycle remaps). Book at our Burnley workshop on 01282 779 000 or find a dealer.

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Indian Chief remap

Indian CHIEFStandard kWStandard CV/PSStandard bhp
CHIEF 1.8L 62kW/83HP 2016628483

Indian FTR remap

Indian FTRStandard kWStandard CV/PSStandard bhp
FTR 1.2L 93kW/125HP 93126125

Indian Scout remap

Indian SCOUTStandard kWStandard CV/PSStandard bhp
SCOUT 1.0L 75kW/101HP 201775102101
SCOUT 1.1L 75kW/101HP 75102101

Frequently asked questions

Which Indian models do you remap?

We cover three Indian model families and four variants: the Chief, FTR and Scout.

How are Indian remaps developed?

We develop them in-house at our facility in Lancashire on our Dynojet 250i dyno, starting by measuring the standard bike's power output. Our guide on how we develop motorcycle remaps explains the process.

Do you list remapped figures for Indian bikes?

No. The tables above list each model's standard power in kW, PS and bhp. Call our Burnley workshop on 01282 779 000 to talk through your bike.

Where can I get my Indian remapped?

Book it in at our workshop in Burnley, Lancashire, on 01282 779 000, or find a local remap dealer in our dealer directory.

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