Tuner recommendations
#51
I'll stand by what I said on page 2, find the dyno shop you plan on using (or dealer), check around to make sure they have a good rep, or make a thread here asking about them, see if anyone has had problems with a tune from them. Once your decision is made on where you are going, go to them and fine out what they recommend. They will recommend what they are comfortable using. Any of the tuners mentioned here will get the job done on a stock bike with just pipes and an A/C. Which one is better really is a subjective matter. Sure some have more features than others, some are more user friendly etc. (but if you are having a shop do the work that really won't matter).
I personally like the SE and TTS tuners. But that is me and the software that I am more familiar with.
I personally like the SE and TTS tuners. But that is me and the software that I am more familiar with.
If I was closer to harleytuner, I would have him retune my bike simply because of his straight answers to tuning questions. And no I don't know him but have read his replies many times.
The only thing Iam certain is, that my next tuner will be a flash based device and not a piggyback tuner
#52
While Iam happy with my Cobra PowrPro tuner, it has done everything that was promised, I keep getting the feeling Iam leaving "something" on the table.
If I was closer to harleytuner, I would have him retune my bike simply because of his straight answers to tuning questions. And no I don't know him but have read his replies many times.
The only thing Iam certain is, that my next tuner will be a flash based device and not a piggyback tuner
If I was closer to harleytuner, I would have him retune my bike simply because of his straight answers to tuning questions. And no I don't know him but have read his replies many times.
The only thing Iam certain is, that my next tuner will be a flash based device and not a piggyback tuner
The TTS unit is very popular downunder.
#53
Dobeck performance all the way...not even near a grand & great discounts, if you qualify...
www.dobeckperformance.com
www.dobeckperformance.com
#54
None that I'm aware of. The MOCO has to prove that what you put in your bike was the direct cause for what ever problems you might be having. Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Read up on it and protect yourself. You can bet your dealer will tell you nothing about it.
#55
In the process of installing my Thundermax today, since I have a 95 with ACR's all I had to do with the ACR's is tie them into the Thundermax, saved lots of time.
Took off my true-duals send them to the welder so he could weld the bung for the O2 sensors.
Get it back tomorrow, and then the download, man I can't wait, it's gonna be 77 tomorow, hope I get it done before afternoon!
Took off my true-duals send them to the welder so he could weld the bung for the O2 sensors.
Get it back tomorrow, and then the download, man I can't wait, it's gonna be 77 tomorow, hope I get it done before afternoon!
#56
While Iam happy with my Cobra PowrPro tuner, it has done everything that was promised, I keep getting the feeling Iam leaving "something" on the table.
If I was closer to harleytuner, I would have him retune my bike simply because of his straight answers to tuning questions. And no I don't know him but have read his replies many times.
The only thing Iam certain is, that my next tuner will be a flash based device and not a piggyback tuner
If I was closer to harleytuner, I would have him retune my bike simply because of his straight answers to tuning questions. And no I don't know him but have read his replies many times.
The only thing Iam certain is, that my next tuner will be a flash based device and not a piggyback tuner
#57
I guess it depends on how technical you want to get with it. I opted for the plug and play Cobra PowerPro Fi200R because: 1) I don't change altitudes much, so the Thundermax would be overkill in that one aspect; 2) it was less than half the price of TM; 3) it was literally plug and play; 4) the local Harley shop recommended it. I was reasonably surprised at the increased power and especially, the throttle response - I mean it really was that noticable. Aside from throttle up, the real kicker on my 2002 Ultra is in the 60-80mph range. The power range is some kind of tight in there now - Suh-weet. No doubt, the TM is a superior product for tweaking - and I wouldn't hesitate to own one, especially if I lived anywhere near or traveled frequently to mountainous regions. I would recommend the Cli-Max folks in Waco, Texas. PowerPro is $459.66 there.
Good Luck!
drjas
Good Luck!
drjas
Last edited by Drjas; 03-13-2012 at 10:50 PM.
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