Yamaha Models
We cover 35 Yamaha models. Select yours to narrow down to your generation and engine — the performance numbers at the end are specific to that engine, not averaged across the model line.
- FJR1300
- FZ1 / Fazer 1000
- FZ6 / Fazer 600
- FZ8 / Fazer 800
- MT-01
- MT-03
- MT-07
- MT-09
- MT-10
- Niken
- SCR 950
- T-Max
- TDM 900
- Tenere 700
- Tracer 700 / Tracer 7
- Tracer 900 / Tracer 9
- V-Max
- WRF 250
- WRF 450
- XJ6 / 600 Diversion
- XJR 1300
- XSR 700
- XSR 900
- XT 660
- XT1200Z / ZE
- XV
- XVS
- YFZ
- YXZ
- YZF 250
- YZF 450
- YZF-R1
- YZF-R6
- YZF-R7
- YZF-R9
The Yamaha catalogue below lists 35 models. Each one keeps its generations and engines separate because build changes — even mid-generation facelifts — can mean a different ECU, different fuelling, and a different safe tuning ceiling.
Frequently asked questions
What tuning stages are available for Yamaha?
Most Yamaha engines support Stage 1 (software-only) remapping, and many also support Stage 2 once supporting hardware (intake, exhaust, intercooler) is in place. Availability depends on the exact engine — you'll see which stages apply once you get to the engine's performance page.
How long does Yamaha ECU file work take?
Most files are turned around in a few hours once uploaded through the member panel, though it depends on the ECU and how busy the queue is. You can track the request's status in real time from your account.
Is remapping safe for my Yamaha?
Every file is worked individually by someone experienced with that engine family, not matched against a generic archive. Stage 1 in particular is designed to stay within the engine's mechanical safety margins.
What do I need to send for a Yamaha file request?
Your original ECU file, read with a compatible tool, plus the vehicle details (model, generation, engine) so the right base file and stage options are offered.