?dyno tune?
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?dyno tune?
I was at a local shop the other day and asked about getting a tune. The owner told me that he doesn't use a dyno but can tune by base line maps and adjusting by riding the bike. They had a dyno in the past. The part of are conversation that had me thinking is that according to him doing a dyno tune is that it's like putting 5,000 to 10,000 miles on the motor. Is there any truth behind that?
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I was at a local shop the other day and asked about getting a tune. The owner told me that he doesn't use a dyno but can tune by base line maps and adjusting by riding the bike. They had a dyno in the past. The part of are conversation that had me thinking is that according to him doing a dyno tune is that it's like putting 5,000 to 10,000 miles on the motor. Is there any truth behind that?
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I was at a local shop the other day and asked about getting a tune. The owner told me that he doesn't use a dyno but can tune by base line maps and adjusting by riding the bike. They had a dyno in the past. The part of are conversation that had me thinking is that according to him doing a dyno tune is that it's like putting 5,000 to 10,000 miles on the motor. Is there any truth behind that?
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I'm in the process of installing a 95" kit, cams, 2in1in2 head pipes, S&S vfi module. I am trying to find a good tuner that I can trust. I was picking up some parts at the shop and seen their business card that said they did dyno tuning. When I asked that's when he said that they got rid of the dyno
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There is no way possible he can give you a tune by riding it. A carbed bike sure, but not a FI bike, noway in hell, I don't care who he is or what he knows. A bike is tuned by either throttle position or MAP load and RPM's, there is no way to know what TP you are at at any given time without having something hooked up to your ECM telling you. Not to mention that each cylinder is tuned independantly. He might get lucky and get a bike running better his way, but it would be by changes large areas of the MAP at a time and not individual cells.
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