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So if you do a hd download they just do it to your stock ecu or what ever they call it you don't have to but a pcIII or sert to do it sorry i am just a little bored and i have only owned carbed bike's.
 
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I got my 05 RK Custom in April of 05. Had the dealer install the SE air cleaner and SE slip-ons. They did the HD download at the time of install. I now have about 3500 miles on it. It has popped and sputtered on deccel since I picked it up. How bad is this for my engine? I am guessing it is running lean looking at the plugs, so am I burning pistons? I was talking to a guy today who has a big bore kit, rineharts, and a SERT on his 05RG. He had the dealer tune it and he says he pops and sputters on deccel as well. So, is it possible the dealer didn't know what he was doing? If I go to an indy to get it done, what kind of questions should I ask about his dyno? I have heard that some dynos don't put any load on the engine during the run, and others do? If this is true, tuning on a dyno that doesn't load the motor seems like a waste of time. Might just be BS, but wondering. Thanks in advance.
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The first question is did he get the bike dynod tune or just put it on the dyno. Tuning the bike will elminate all the popping it's a custom map just for your bike. You bike should not be popping and sputtering at all.
 
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I don't know wether they tuned it or not. I am guessing they did, but he is not here today to ask. Do the dealers have to get certified to tune a motorcycle? Since my bike is still in warranty, I don't want to take it to an indy yet, just in case it voids my warranty. I can live with the thing running like crap for another season, I just don't want to do any permanant damage to the engine. Seeing as I am planning on installing gear driven cams, bigger cams, and a tuner after the waranty is up, I was just going to do all that at once unless there is a possibility of damaging the engine with it running like it is.
 
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SERT or PCIII, the most important thing is to find an experienced tech that knows how to precisely map a bike on a dyno. For me, the PCIII was a wise investment and I enjoy my ride that much more!

Not to hijack this thread, but are those orange stripes painted on your bike or is that a photoshop picture of what you'd like to have done?
 
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probably a stupid question but can someone elighten me about what SERT stands for.[sm=WTFsgign.gif]
 
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probably a stupid question but can someone elighten me about what SERT stands for.[sm=WTFsgign.gif]
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What about us poor carburated guys (you do remember carbs, don't you). My 06 FLHT has one of those carb things. I guess a jet kit is the way to go.
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I have an '06 street Glide. I put a SERT, Stage 1 kit, 2 into 1 pipe, and had it dyno tuned. No poping No sputtering. Perfect idle at any temp. It added 16 hp and 8 tq. It also improved gas mileage.

SERT and dyno tune by a qualified tech is the way to go. Don't put up with an improperly tuned bike.

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