Harley releases a new Screaming Eagle Pro Street Tuner
#11
03-11-2023, 11:30 AM
Programming using a phone with BlueTooth is a nice touch. They're catching up with the aftermarket tuners. Although it will no doubt be limited to stay within EPA rules.
Also nice to see that you can use your phone to monitor Engine Head Temp, Battery Voltage, Throttle Position, Engine Speed, Speedometer, Tachometer, Manifold Absolute Pressure as you ride.
Kind of pricey. I'm kind of looking at one. I still have 3 years warranty left (counting my ESP) so I've got to stay with the Harley tuner. But want to see the experiences of others before I commit. Odd that you can't buy them online..
Also nice to see that you can use your phone to monitor Engine Head Temp, Battery Voltage, Throttle Position, Engine Speed, Speedometer, Tachometer, Manifold Absolute Pressure as you ride.
Kind of pricey. I'm kind of looking at one. I still have 3 years warranty left (counting my ESP) so I've got to stay with the Harley tuner. But want to see the experiences of others before I commit. Odd that you can't buy them online..
Another distraction to look at besides the road in front of you. What could go wrong?
#12
03-11-2023, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 60Gunner
The SE Pro Super Tuner(orange one) was the last tuner worth anything more than scrap plastic. It's the one that netted Harley a $30,000,000 fine from the EPA in 2016 for selling and putting on street bikes OTD.
I had/have one my bike came with in 2013. A capable tuner that no one that actually knows how tune uses anymore.
I prefer the TTS Mastertune. It's the best tuner out there. I'm using and my tuner had to use the PV because the TTS just wasn't available at the time due to parts issues. A capable tuner but not as capable as the TTS when it comes to certain parameters.
I had/have one my bike came with in 2013. A capable tuner that no one that actually knows how tune uses anymore.
I prefer the TTS Mastertune. It's the best tuner out there. I'm using and my tuner had to use the PV because the TTS just wasn't available at the time due to parts issues. A capable tuner but not as capable as the TTS when it comes to certain parameters.
Good news, it came with my used bike which was a Stage 1 96 so I was able to use it when I installed SE204's and a 103 kit.
Bad news, as everyone knows, can only tune HD cams
Jim
#13
03-12-2023, 04:39 PM
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#14
03-12-2023, 05:18 PM
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#15
03-12-2023, 05:37 PM
Again not true.
The power vision didn't have a base map for my 107/590 build either. It doesn't a base map for a lot of cams actually. You pick one close and smart tune.
Last edited by 60Gunner; 03-12-2023 at 05:38 PM.
#20
03-15-2023, 09:34 AM
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Power Vision is different as the software has extensive definitions and gives you extensive tunability. The SE Street Tuner software gives you access to only a handful of tables, you do not have not access to the main constants such as displacement, injector size, etc., or the AFR/Lambda and other fuel related tables. The tables you do have access with SE Street Tuner such as VE and Spark only allow a small window of adjustment within the base tune.
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