If your planning on tuning it which you should, you should talk to the guy tuning it to see what he is comfortable with.You'll get a much better tune that way.

 

I might be doing it myself. I spoke with the 1 Harley shop here in Italy and the only way he will tune it is if I buy ALL the parts, (pipes, intake and tuner) through him, thus making sure the parts are all legit and maintaining the warranty on all of it. the problem is everything here is WICKED EXPENSIVE. I.E. Just the SEST with tune, 600 Euro ($800) So I can only imagine what he is going to want for the pipes and intake. Time to start learning! I figure I can get the tune close enough for the next three years and have it Dyno'd in about 3 years when my tour is over...

 

Dynojet Technologies makes dynamometers used to tune motorcycles. I read they do a good job instructing their operators. This is just FYI only but they list places that use their equipment.
http://www.dynojet.com/dyno_centers/...otorcycle.aspx

I say FYI only because I have no way of knowing their reputation. That's where you have to do some research.

 

Thanks Bingee, figured I would start my research here. So far it is paying out!