I have a SERT and I am looking into updating to a TTS because I am going to do a set of cams and dont want to trailer it to a dyno. My question is how easy is it to use. It sounds like you make a few runs to log data and then tell it to create a map. If this is true then I might go for it. Thanks guy's.

 

IF you are familiar with the SERT then it will be very easy to use, it is based on the same platform as the SERT. You'll still want to start with a MAP that is close to your build. The Vtune is pretty easy. Plus you have alot of support on here if you get into trouble with it.

 

I have the TTS software & Cable. The best part of the TTS System is that it gives you an amazing amount of flexibility . . . the bad part about the TTS System is that it gives you an amazing amount of flexibility . . . I like it!

 

So am I correct in discribing its use. Make some runs and let it do the work.

 

Plus you have to use a USB to Serial Adapter, Plus the PC has to be on the bike wile you ride it.

 

So if I dont have a lap top I'm screwed!

 

If I were to buy one again I'd buy the TTS but get the cables from HD - specifically from LSHD at 20% off.

 

I did it....followed all instructions and only ran 2 runs with Vtune...bike runs great... good luck!

 

TTS is a great product but still think a dyno tune is your best option. TTS is not an autotune system. Yes, you can load a map that may be close to what you need and you can tweak it from there, but you are not going to get the same results as you would from a custom tune. JMO.

 

You still have to have a USB to Serial Adapter.