Good day, Riders.

Due to limited access to companies that can do this work; and before agreeing to have my bike Dyno’ed by an Independent, I thought I would ask those who have had this work done for input.

The cost of $1K is what the Indy wants to charge me for installing a "TTS Master Tune" and spending about a day mapping the bike characteristics. This is on a stock 103 cu inch.

If I change air box and mufflers; a second retune according to him will be significantly cheaper; however, that cost wasn't identified.

My question; “is $1K too much money for the initial dyno and tuner?”

Thanks for the input....

Ride In Peace

 

Don't know where you are but here in central Georgia that seems like a fair price for the TTS and dyno. Just be sure the guy doing the dyno knows what he is doing

 

Thats crazy nutz!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think Jamie at fuelmoto charged me $180 for a dyno last time...AND it was spot on.......If it takes longer than 3hrs they dont have a clue what their doing!!!

 

$1000 for a dyno tune is crazy even with the installation of the TTS Master Tune included but than who am I

I would keep looking... Best of luck

 

I would not waste my money doing this on a stock bike.

And to answer your question,yes.

 

Seems like alot in pa all they charge is hourly rate

 

I beg to differ here. All bikes are different. Just because you get a quick tune doesn't make it any better than a tune that takes 5 hours. I have seen the results of a 45 minute dyno tune by someone that had little knowledge of tuning....I paid around $350 for my tune that took 4 hours. If I would have purchased the tuning device from them, then my grand total would have been somewhere around $600. Not bad IMO....

 

exactly!!!!!

 

My Experience is somewhat the same.
I got a PCIII $400 and Tuning $350
After the tuning if I make any significant mods I was told future tunes would be much cheaper but depending on the mods.

 

$250-350 most of your basic configurations they have a very good base map to start from with the TTS data base and just fine tune from there!