For the SUZUKI GSX-R line up the clutch button is manditory there is no way arounf it. If you decide to splice the wires of the clutch button you have lost 10-15 horsepower. Your bike is now running in a neutral map at 80% of the capacity it could. There is debate if this is true but I garentee you it is and was confirmed to me by Chris Opie Caylor who was a profesional racer that also woked on my bike.
Some like me are running a perch that doesnt allow for the traditional clutch butto to be installed. So we will be mapping it to the [Pass Button] on the left contoller.
Circled in White are the clutch button wires, circled in red is the pass button we will be mapping to. Remove the screw the blue arrow is pointing to and removed the wires that will be replaced. Then romve the black screw holding the button. I suggest sodering new wired to the button and the routing the wire the the contoller and connecting to the cluthc buttons. This ensures you have the legnth needed (measure tice cut once and all that)
We are mapping the yhite and yellow wire from the pass button to the black and white button. Although I don't believe it matters. Once done just tuck your wires back and install on the bike. I will had a link to my youtube video where you can hear the differance intart up as well as the proccess to start the bike.
Thanks for reading and I hopw this help some of you get your biked power back.
Some like me are running a perch that doesnt allow for the traditional clutch butto to be installed. So we will be mapping it to the [Pass Button] on the left contoller.
Circled in White are the clutch button wires, circled in red is the pass button we will be mapping to. Remove the screw the blue arrow is pointing to and removed the wires that will be replaced. Then romve the black screw holding the button. I suggest sodering new wired to the button and the routing the wire the the contoller and connecting to the cluthc buttons. This ensures you have the legnth needed (measure tice cut once and all that)

Thanks for reading and I hopw this help some of you get your biked power back.