Texas dyno question
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Two thumbs up on Ed @ Dyno Difference..
Did a great job, spent WAY more time than we ever thought he would.
Got there at 1:30, he finished at 5:45 last night.
Spent most ofthe time fixing the previous tune. The other guy had the bike in the computer as a 117, instead of a 103.
It was rich at every setting--plug were black, o2 sensors black, pipes etc.
Ended up making 111/114. Makes 100lb/ft at 2400 rpm with almost a straight line to 6200. Rides a helluvalot better.
I highly recommend Ed. Extremely detail oriented, takes as long as it take to get it right. Very nice guy,and great price as well. Will definitly use him again. It was worth the 3 1/2 hr drive, for sure.
I appreciate the tips, guys. Good call.
Did a great job, spent WAY more time than we ever thought he would.
Got there at 1:30, he finished at 5:45 last night.
Spent most ofthe time fixing the previous tune. The other guy had the bike in the computer as a 117, instead of a 103.
It was rich at every setting--plug were black, o2 sensors black, pipes etc.
Ended up making 111/114. Makes 100lb/ft at 2400 rpm with almost a straight line to 6200. Rides a helluvalot better.
I highly recommend Ed. Extremely detail oriented, takes as long as it take to get it right. Very nice guy,and great price as well. Will definitly use him again. It was worth the 3 1/2 hr drive, for sure.
I appreciate the tips, guys. Good call.
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