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So, I added an amplifier to my 2018 FLTRU. It is a Hogtunes REV240-RM 4 channel amplifier. I have looked around here a lot and everything i see is people either using a BT155 line leveler or having the Infotainment system flashed. Currently, the system does not sound bad with the amp installed and Hogtunes told me I did not need a flash if I had an ultra with the fade ability built in, which I do. I guess I am just curious as to what other peoples experience is with a flash on the system and if it is worth the $70 they now charge for it?
Got the system flashed and man does it sound better! I had the dealer down in Dalton, GA do it and they were great to work with. I hadn't realized it but I picked up a nail somewhere and they found it, most likely from my work parking lot, replaced the tire, stabilizer and flash for $550. Great independent dealer with great staff
Tire had 9200 miles on it so it was time anyways. I was procrastinating.
Last edited by rolling_again; Aug 31, 2024 at 07:55 AM.
Reason: tire life
Got the system flashed and man does it sound better! I had the dealer down in Dalton, GA do it and they were great to work with. I hadn't realized it but I picked up a nail somewhere and they found it, most likely from my work parking lot, replaced the tire, stabilizer and flash for $550. Great independent dealer with great staff
Tire had 9200 miles on it so it was time anyways. I was procrastinating.
Glad it worked out for you. Was it worth the cost of the flash?
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