Kicker programmer
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From: Berwyn Il
Nice.
I came across this during some research yesterday, nice to find it here.
Not nice to see no replies and no likes.
But it sure explains why so many things get blown round here.
I am officially Anti - BT355.
Always been Anti -stock head unit.
Still Pro Crutchfield.
https://www.crutchfield.com/g_438650...son-Audio.html
Still Generally Anti-Motoaudio.
But more against rattling Bags/trunks.
Pro Dynamat.
Do it Right. Alone.
Anyone use that Kicker piece?
Sorce
I came across this during some research yesterday, nice to find it here.
Not nice to see no replies and no likes.
But it sure explains why so many things get blown round here.
I am officially Anti - BT355.
Always been Anti -stock head unit.
Still Pro Crutchfield.
https://www.crutchfield.com/g_438650...son-Audio.html
Still Generally Anti-Motoaudio.
But more against rattling Bags/trunks.
Pro Dynamat.
Do it Right. Alone.
Anyone use that Kicker piece?
Sorce
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From: Des moines IA
That would sure explain the affordable price point, being a single license use. The downside would be the price for a single use machine. Plenty of places will flash a head unit for $75.00, a much better value.
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From: indiana
I do believe that is correct as you can choose different flashes for ONE bike. Once married to that bike (ecm) it cannot be used on another bike. But if you take your flash back t the original one that was on the bike when you hooked up that releases the tool to be used on another bike. For instance if you take your bike back to stock to trade it in, then the kicker flash tool can be used on your next bike. Software can be updated via download or returning to kicker.
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