TTS Mastertune Users
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Road Master
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From: Calgary, Canada
TTS Mastertune Users
Thinking about buying one guys..
Where is the best place price wise?
Ive been looking but just curious where some of you bought yours.
Do they work well?
How do you like it ?
Thanks for any input.
Where is the best place price wise?
Ive been looking but just curious where some of you bought yours.
Do they work well?
How do you like it ?
Thanks for any input.
Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: west chester, pa
bought mine direct. i got the two bike version and split it with a buddy. works great. i only had the vance and hine fuel pack before. it's a great toy to have if you plan on upgrading as you go along and prefer to tune it yourself. i did a ton of research on the tts product on just how to use it before i bought it, and also have a mini netbook just for tunning the harley and scanning my cars. i didn't consider anything else after talking to tts and all the support from the cvo site and hd forums.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 382
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From: Pacific NW
Look up Dr V-Twin on here or go to his website http://www.drvtwin.com/ for the best price.
TTS uses the stock O2 sensors and ECM (huge plus over Thundermax) and costs less, too. So far I'm impressed with it. You can use the V-Tune function and dial the bike in yourself or take it to a professional tuner. You have both options. The bike runs smooth and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend TTS to anyone.
TTS uses the stock O2 sensors and ECM (huge plus over Thundermax) and costs less, too. So far I'm impressed with it. You can use the V-Tune function and dial the bike in yourself or take it to a professional tuner. You have both options. The bike runs smooth and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend TTS to anyone.
Club Member
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Passaic County, NJ
I'm curious since we're on the topic. Marinepilot, you mention the TTS uses the stock narrowband o2 sensors. I would think it would tune better if it utilized wideband o2 sensors. Is that a possibility?
Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: South Carolina
SC,
TTS is a great product....it seems like I'm always making some kind of mod and this tool lets you retune to fit your needs. Plug in a base map that meets your specs and v tune for 4 runs, 30 min each and you get an awesome tune. I got mind off ebay; think I paid $400 and some change. I haven't had success with the TTS dyno but I'm probably doing something wrong.
I think I read that the stock ECU doesn't play at all with the wideband O2 sensors; thats why the T-max has its own ECU that replaces the stock.
John
TTS is a great product....it seems like I'm always making some kind of mod and this tool lets you retune to fit your needs. Plug in a base map that meets your specs and v tune for 4 runs, 30 min each and you get an awesome tune. I got mind off ebay; think I paid $400 and some change. I haven't had success with the TTS dyno but I'm probably doing something wrong.
I think I read that the stock ECU doesn't play at all with the wideband O2 sensors; thats why the T-max has its own ECU that replaces the stock.
John
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: florida
I had the fuelpak before the TTS and it was ok but there's no comparison between the two. bike runs so much better now with the TTS. Its easy to use and if your gonna be tweeking your bike like most guy's here its the best tuner for thd diy.
Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Swamp in Louisiana
No complaints about TTS ,,,I rode around with a base map for about two weeks and was happy,,Then once i did a Vtune run,and flashed it ,,,, i was pumped with the results ,So i did two more and all i can say is my bike run hard and sounds nice,,
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Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Swamp in Louisiana
Around $400.00 not including usb adapter,,,I think i paid around $70 for the adapter,,I read about people buying a non TTS usb adapter for cheaper and supposedly working,, but you would have to dig for the answers ,,,I am more than satisfied with the $470 and $30 for rush shipment,,,no piggy backing and remap anytime i want ,,,for what ever change i may want from big bore ,to basic fuel management ,,
Club Member
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From: Passaic County, NJ
Wireguided, I can't answer the price question but if you head over to the forum that had a huge TTS thread started by Doc1 (banned), there is mention of a guy in there who gives the best price but no one quoted what price it was. Best to contact him. You could also try contacting Doc. I know he's available on some other forums. He's based in Florida and can point you in the right direction.
