What's a used Power Vision worth?
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No one local to me tunes with it, guess it's too new.
I want to do cams, but if I am going to endure the cost of cams I want the biked tuned to get the most out of them, not just a map that is "close".
If I had a local person to tune with it (that I trust) then I'd keep it.
I want to do cams, but if I am going to endure the cost of cams I want the biked tuned to get the most out of them, not just a map that is "close".
If I had a local person to tune with it (that I trust) then I'd keep it.
http://docsperformancetuning.com/
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Try calling Doc over at HDMD tuning center. He is one of the best. Iknow he would rather tune with a TTS, but he maybe able to use the power vision and get you a dead on tune.
http://docsperformancetuning.com/
http://docsperformancetuning.com/
Did that, he will NOT use the PV.
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Unfortunately, there's not much value in a used Powervision or SE Race Tuner, since most guys who buy them want them to tune their bikes.
Have you contacted Docs Performance Tuning, up near Orlando? Honestly, if I were still living in Fla, there's nobody else I'd even consider to tune my bike, and I'd be surprised if he couldn't tune with a Powervision.
Have you contacted Docs Performance Tuning, up near Orlando? Honestly, if I were still living in Fla, there's nobody else I'd even consider to tune my bike, and I'd be surprised if he couldn't tune with a Powervision.
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Yeah, I had posted that up before I read your other response. Then went back and edited while you were responding to my other post. lol
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I really like my PC-V and it works well if you can find a tuner that knows how to tune with it...
Personally I think that very few know how to tune w/a SERT and that includes the dealerships.. 4-5 hours for a tune? BS!!
They are inept or their SERT SEPST Program is, if it takes 4-5 hours of dyno time to build a map..
OTOH, do you want to constantly tinker with A TTS, riding around w/a laptop in your saddlebag and then adjusting here and or there?
Not me, not that interested..
I am interested in the Rev Perf though, but I have heard that a few have to take it off, send it back for adjustments and put it back on too.. mind you a few...
In the interim, I will just stick with the PC-V.
Last edited by lionsm13; 11-21-2011 at 09:56 AM.