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Hey all, first post on the site! Been reading the forums for a bit now and have learned alot from them so far, good reading for anyone wanting info on Harley's. I drive a FB that is pretty much stock except for a set of SE exhaust, not looking to do any huge mods other than a AC or maybe a cam in the future.
As the title says I am looking for opinions both positive and negative on either or both of the tuners. I have read a few threads on the tts model and like what I have read about it, but I have had the HQ one suggested by a shop that seems to think it's the best one for me and with not being able to find many threads on the HQ tuner that aren't too old I am curious about it.
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