Hello all, Bought a 2010 Street glide, from a dealer, wasn’t told til after delivery it had a built motor. It has cams, comp release buttons, possible pistons and head work. But unknown build and unknown what parts were used. So, it’s got some *****, had it dynoed for power at an event, and it ran 112/125 for power. I can feel the tune needs a LITTLE bit of help, but I’m clueless and understand nothing on the laptop lol. I have a power vision for it hooked up and married to the bike, but I was wondering if there was anyone who wouldn’t mind looking at my tune and seeing if it needs help. Bike runs a little hot and would like it to run a little cooler 260 engine/350 rear head temp at 70 on the highway 75 degree day. Narrow band sensors on the bike currently. I’d compensate your time via PayPal if someone wanted to look at it or make adjustments. Any takers? I’ve uploaded 2 tunes. One that is throttle position based and one that was on the bike when I bought it. I’d love to know which is better and if the target tune or auto tune powervision add on would help or fix my tunes. Thanks for any help!

 

With all the unknowns i would really recommend a good dyno tune. To many variables.

 

Not sure where in NY you are located, I would suggest Hillside cycle located East of Syracuse in Munnsville (I think)

 

Where roughly are you in NY? Scott at hillside is a great choice. Also depending where you are I've had Joe at Joe's cycle tune a few bikes for me and he always does a great job tuning. There are some very knowledgeable people here that might help you out but you could also consider buying map support from fuelmoto. It would probably make things easier if you knew what you had...really only one way to find out.

 

Just trying to make sure I'm following you. Your motor has been built, you have no idea what's in it, but you think it needs a better tune?

To get a canned map we would have to know what's in it. The best time to tweak your existing tune would've been when it was on the Dyno.

 

Why don't you talk to the guy who tuned it for you in the first place.

 

He just bought the bike from a dealer...No known history