Dynojet Autotune
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Dynojet Autotune
I tried the search feature and I suck so I may be asking a questionthat has already been asked.
Anyway, I have the PC V on my bike with the Stage I setup. I have not Dyno tuned my bike, just running a canned map. It is working good, but I would like a bit more perfection. Would it be better for me to get the bike dyno tuned for a couple hundred bucks, or go with the Auto-tune from Dynojet to add on to the Power Commander for a couple hunderd bucks? The way I see it, a dyno tune is a one time thing and I have to do it again if I change anything, and the Auto tune would be "reusable". And, they are both about the same price anyway.
Forgive me if this is a dumb question, I never claimed to be a smart man. I have just heard that getting the bike dyno tuned can be a shot in the dark as far as the tuner and setup goes and I may not get a good tune anyway.
Any input would be appreciated.
Anyway, I have the PC V on my bike with the Stage I setup. I have not Dyno tuned my bike, just running a canned map. It is working good, but I would like a bit more perfection. Would it be better for me to get the bike dyno tuned for a couple hundred bucks, or go with the Auto-tune from Dynojet to add on to the Power Commander for a couple hunderd bucks? The way I see it, a dyno tune is a one time thing and I have to do it again if I change anything, and the Auto tune would be "reusable". And, they are both about the same price anyway.
Forgive me if this is a dumb question, I never claimed to be a smart man. I have just heard that getting the bike dyno tuned can be a shot in the dark as far as the tuner and setup goes and I may not get a good tune anyway.
Any input would be appreciated.
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