SE Street Performance Tuner??
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SE Street Performance Tuner??
I had bought a used 07 Road King Classic with 10,300 miles begining of June. Had an idol problem which was fixed recently with the service bulletin upgrade (TT-410) (that was on another thread). Afterward the service guy did a diagnostic on the bike and found the rear cyclinder is running rich, has a Stage 1 Kit & SE Super Tuner done to the bike of which I didn't know at the time of purchasing the bike. I had since contacted the dealer and they had contacted the previous owner but he could not locate the tuner. So I'm on my own on this one. My problem is I can't afford a SE Super Tuner $440 + 1 hr labor $120 and told I should have it also dyno $400. I am not looking to get the bike to run big horses, I just want the bike to run nice with no performance problems. So can I just buy the cheaper SE Street Performance Tuner $279 and get a good running bike? FYI the bike seems to be running very strong. Any suggestions is a great help. Thank you..
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You are absolutly right. I'll explain my dilema. I have owned a few HD bikes before and at that time I had no problem affording expenses for my bikes, but since the economy went to **** a few years ago so did my finances and marital separation. At this time I am recovering slowly to my usual status of having it like that but I'm not there yet, so I need to cut a few corners here and there just so I can keep my HD instead of wondering off somewhere to some Jap bike I surely refuse to own, and I'm sure you know you really get your bucks worth owning Jap products. Thanks for your two cents.
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If the bike "seems to be running strong" leave it alone. Rear cylinder running a little rich isn't gonna hurt anything except gas mileage. Do not waste money on any add on or "street" tuner. Save your pennies for a "real" tuner. I just picked up a used power vision (lots of maps available and autotune basic included) for $100 and had it unlocked for my bike $199. There are also shops out there with unlimited Powervision licenses that will flash your bike without you having to buy a tuner.
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[quote=junior166745151;11948742] So can I just buy the cheaper SE Street Performance Tuner $279 and get a good running bike? quote]
you have little coin to spend and you want to waste it on a street tuner. don't do it. There are several flash tuners to choose from. If indeed you are already running rich a fueler does not make sense either
you have little coin to spend and you want to waste it on a street tuner. don't do it. There are several flash tuners to choose from. If indeed you are already running rich a fueler does not make sense either
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No need to pay for labor on the super tuner. The super tuner does not get installed. Buy the super tuner and take it to a legit tune shop. A dyno should only cost 300. There is a chance the last guy who owned it put in the wrong tune. Once you have the super tuner you can load another tune yourself. You can also custom tune it yourself.
The software is now free. But you do need to buy the cables for 45
The software is now free. But you do need to buy the cables for 45
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No need to pay for labor on the super tuner. The super tuner does not get installed. Buy the super tuner and take it to a legit tune shop. A dyno should only cost 300. There is a chance the last guy who owned it put in the wrong tune. Once you have the super tuner you can load another tune yourself. You can also custom tune it yourself.
The software is now free. But you do need to buy the cables for 45
The software is now free. But you do need to buy the cables for 45
I was told you can't buy a used SE tuner. It is married to the bike onces used, vin # is attached to the turner. Maybe a PC III can be used on other bikes but that is an add-on as apposed to SE is only used for download parameters on a computer to the ECM. I was told by a mechanic that COBRA has one that is install it and forget it under $300
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