What is the difference between the super tuner pro and the street performance tuner...thanks

 

The pro lets you go in and adjust settings, the street pretty much only lets you download a prewritten map. Prob is most if not all hd prewritten maps run lean to be epa compliant.

 

Isn't the Super Tuner Pro able to work on any HD? I mean, with the PV once you hook it up to that bike it is tied to that specific bike and cannot work with any other HD. I thought the Super Tuner Pro did not do this.

 

Thats a great point. Thought i heard that too. Any other feedback on this

 

The SESPT does allow tuning outside of the map. Although the website doesn't say it, the paper catalogue continues the description to say "limited tuning outside of street legal settings."

I spent an afternoon with the tech at the local dealer tuning well outside of the street legal settings provided in the standard maps. It's actually quite versitile. It is "married" to the bike, but it also costs roughly half of the SERT.

If I had to do it over, I would go with the SERT because of the full adjustability of timing, tuning constants, AFR, O2 Bias, and cranking fuel tables.

In all honestly, the differences are at best a few HP and ft/lbs of torque in terms of speed performance. But the SERT can make a noticeable difference in heat control and decelleration popping because of the fine tunning capability.

 

Well he was asking for differences. I'm pretty sure both are married to the bike. And the street tuner does allow for adjustments. Just more limited