yeap Bob, thats what i read also....

 

I hate when new crap comes out..... or do I?

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Very Interesting.....I wonder if the HQ Pro Tuner will interface with the new unit, or even if there is a need?

SERT is still like Greek to me, the more I read, the more I realize I dont know.

 

Hey Dalton, when you breaking down and getting an EVO 30 tooth so I can see how it works for ya??[8D] I'm still on the fence about it, but leaning toward getting one.

 

This is very, very cool! I can't wait to get mine.

 

I was waitin for you to be the ginea pig

Still on the fence as I want to put a few miles on the build first, then change it out, if I do, and then would have a good comparison. I only have about 40 miles on it and will mostlikely wait till there are better than 500 and it is tuned properly.

Also, if you try it and dont like it, I might be able to buy it from you for half price

 

Hey Bob, seeing that I am planning a new purchase of an 08 SG later this year, and was going to purchase the SERT, would I be better off buying the SERT Super Tuner instead?

 

6 and 1/2 dozen the other.....

If you aregoing to be doing the tuning, the easier of the 2 would be the SERT...

If you are really a multi-tasker and can manipulate up to 4 tables at a pop, then the S/T is the choice...

Me, I'll go with the S/T, as it will be faster for me and the tuning style is the EXACT same...

 

Just google the Part number and there is a bunch of info on the new Tuner.

Screamin’ Eagle® Pro EFI Super Tuner
Get the biggest advantage at the race track with the Screamin’ Eagle® Pro EFI Super Tuner. The hardware and software in the Super Tuner feature a completely new design
that makes EFI tuning faster and easier, through dozens of brand new features and innovative tuning enhancements. Super Tuner is available in 7 languages (English, Spanish,
German, French, Japanese, Italian, Portuguese, and Dutch), and is compatible with Windows XP and Vista.

The Super Tuner Kit includes an ergonomically improved Vehicle Communication Interface (VCI) box and a Software CD. The new VCI allows USB connectivity to your
PC and contains on board memory for a full 15 minutes of data recording, tracking up to 26 data variables. Data recording is conveniently activated with a push of a button, allowing
the VCI to be taken to the track to gather data during true race conditions. Cable kit (P/N 32184-08) is sold separately and provides all necessary connections between
Motorcycle, VCI, and PC / Laptop.

The New Super Tuner Software is easy to use with a large icon layout, compatible with touch screen laptops, the ability to work in 4 windows (tables) at one time, and enhanced
help tools to keep you on track. Data and Tuning functions are combined into a single application, insuring you are only 2 clicks away from any major tuning function. With a
click of a button, the new software automatically connects to the internet and updates to the most current version as well as retrieves the newest calibrations developed by professional
Screamin’ Eagle calibrators. Software contains built-in model recognition that filters calibrations, listing those that are applicable to your model. State of the art graphing
capabilities illustrate tables clearly, highlighting areas for improvement, and are fully scalable and customizable. Additional features include editable calibration text, custom note
fields, drag and drop, cut and paste, and printing capability.

To get you on the track quickly, Screamin’ Eagle offers a comprehensive computer based training DVD, (P/N 32101-08). Available in February 2008. For race application only.
Screamin’ Eagle Pro Super Tuner Kit
32109-08 $549.95
Fits fuel injected ’02-later VRSC™, ’07-later XL, ’04-later Dyna®, ’01-later Softail®, and ’02-later
Touring models.
Screamin’ Eagle Pro Super Tuner Cable Kit
32184-08 $39.95
Screamin’ Eagle Pro Super Tuner Training DVD
32101-08 $29.95
For use with Super Tuner P/N 32109-08.

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Wow, all 3 parts total$620.00 which is kind of expensive. I think I'll just stay with my SERT.