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Old 09-20-2014, 10:55 AM
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I am looking on doing a performance upgrade to my 2010 Ultra Classic at includes Cobra Powerport Dual Head Pipes, Race-Pro Slip-On Mufflers and K&N High-Flow air cleaner. The question is do I use the Screaming Eagle Street Performance Tuner or go with the Cobra Fi2000 PowerPro? Any input to the advantage of one over the other would be greatly appreciated!
 
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are you going to have the bike dyno tuned, if so ask your tuner what he likes. I ended going with the TTS
 
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dynojet power vision.
 
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Old 09-20-2014, 11:43 AM
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I was told that by getting a tuner that I did not need to have it dyno tuned.
 
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Some tuners can be purchased with a preloaded tune, so you can avoid a dyno. Some tuners, like se tuner require a dyno to set them right.

If you want to self tune get a powervision. If getting bike tuned on a dyno, ask the dyno guy what he prefers. If you go to a tuner with a tts but he only knows se you will not get a good tune (since it's not his preferred tiner).
 
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Some tuners can be purchased with a preloaded tune, so you can avoid a dyno. Some tuners, like se tuner require a dyno to set them right.

If you want to self tune get a powervision. If getting bike tuned on a dyno, ask the dyno guy what he prefers. If you go to a tuner with a tts but he only knows se you will not get a good tune (since it's not his preferred tiner).


Thanks gatorlaw, you just confirmed what others have told me.
 
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Thanks gatorlaw, you just confirmed what others have told me.
Or if avail for your model, you can reflash your ECM yourself with a V&H Fp3 or Superchips Vigilante EZ. These can be self installed with "canned" maps and can be used for Stage 1 with good results. If your plans incl more then Stage 1, then look at the high dollar units. These 2 flash units sell for $150-$350 and can be used by us blue collar guys at home.
 
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Do you have O2 bungs?

Any tuner with wide band O2 sensors that will self tune or target a pre set A/F ratio is going to be your friend.
 
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