Stage 1 - Lost Power! WTF?!
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03-01-2009, 09:10 PM
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It was a dyno tune after I installed the exhaust and intake. A dyno run when I got my stock base line numbers. I've got the chart but, haven't hosted it yet so I can't post it. I'm unbelievably upset about this after having spent all of the $ for the exhaust, air cleaner, TTS Mastertune and the dyno tune.
Anyone ever heard of Blue Job to clean up the gold on the mufflers?
Anyone ever heard of Blue Job to clean up the gold on the mufflers?
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03-02-2009, 06:56 AM
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It was a dyno tune after I installed the exhaust and intake. A dyno run when I got my stock base line numbers. I've got the chart but, haven't hosted it yet so I can't post it. I'm unbelievably upset about this after having spent all of the $ for the exhaust, air cleaner, TTS Mastertune and the dyno tune.
Anyone ever heard of Blue Job to clean up the gold on the mufflers?
Anyone ever heard of Blue Job to clean up the gold on the mufflers?
sounds like the guy that "tuned" it, didn't.
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03-02-2009, 05:23 PM
Does the cycle doctor clean toilets for a living on the side? I would seriously have to question the competence of this outfit. Anyone who conducts Dyno Tuning for a living knows what the customer is looking for and should be able provide advice long before a product is tested so you know what to expect.
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I used The Cycle Doctor to install my pipes, FuelPak and A/C. He seemed to do a pretty good job at that. But I didn't get the Dyno to see what, if any, bump I may have gotten. Now I kind of wish I had? But so far, I've been pretty happy with the bike since the new pipes went on and I'm having no issues with the fuel.
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Does the cycle doctor clean toilets for a living on the side? I would seriously have to question the competence of this outfit. Anyone who conducts Dyno Tuning for a living knows what the customer is looking for and should be able provide advice long before a product is tested so you know what to expect.
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03-02-2009, 10:11 PM
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one important piece of information is missing from the dyno sheets, the AFR readings...
what's the AFR on those runs??
also look at the time stamps on the different runs, there was only about 15min between two of the runs, is that enough time to tune?
looks like they just loaded a new TTS map, ran it again and sent him out the door..
what's the AFR on those runs??
also look at the time stamps on the different runs, there was only about 15min between two of the runs, is that enough time to tune?
looks like they just loaded a new TTS map, ran it again and sent him out the door..
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03-02-2009, 10:13 PM
it looks like the numbers you would get with stage 1 and no fuel management.
i just found my old dyno run from my sportster stage one i did.
75hp and 77 tq on a 1200c
Last edited by tk353; 03-02-2009 at 10:25 PM.