TTS Mastertune Information
#1111
I think dual band means that that particular dongle can marry itself to two different bikes, you have the two bike option right? The same dongle is used for each bike. The dongle is what gets married to the bike.
#1112
Great, that's what I was thinking. It is a Dual band dongle. Says so right on it. I've got a lot of reading infront of me. Then again I've got 3 more months before the snow goes away.
I'm thinking that the yuill Bros map might be a good starting point for the RG with the Bub TD's. Anything special or out of the ordinary with it??
I'm thinking that the yuill Bros map might be a good starting point for the RG with the Bub TD's. Anything special or out of the ordinary with it??
#1113
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Just started playing with the tts and confused about something. Say I load a map and it's mostly set at 14.6 with red cells. I then go into clbs an choose close to a 14.2 range and do some vtune sessions. So far so good.
In the manual it states that when tuning is done to select afr in the table selection and then (set to original) or bike will run lean. The selected map originally had 14.6 red cells , and set to original keeps the 14.6 so how do I gain anything here? Is there any way to clear those pesky red cells to see what afr the map really is?
Ron
In the manual it states that when tuning is done to select afr in the table selection and then (set to original) or bike will run lean. The selected map originally had 14.6 red cells , and set to original keeps the 14.6 so how do I gain anything here? Is there any way to clear those pesky red cells to see what afr the map really is?
Ron
#1114
Just started playing with the tts and confused about something. Say I load a map and it's mostly set at 14.6 with red cells. I then go into clbs an choose close to a 14.2 range and do some vtune sessions. So far so good.
In the manual it states that when tuning is done to select afr in the table selection and then (set to original) or bike will run lean. The selected map originally had 14.6 red cells , and set to original keeps the 14.6 so how do I gain anything here? Is there any way to clear those pesky red cells to see what afr the map really is?
Ron
In the manual it states that when tuning is done to select afr in the table selection and then (set to original) or bike will run lean. The selected map originally had 14.6 red cells , and set to original keeps the 14.6 so how do I gain anything here? Is there any way to clear those pesky red cells to see what afr the map really is?
Ron
#1117
I too am behind the times a bit I got custody of my 4 yr old grandson and am raising him by myself so my retirement changed a bit LOL
My question is can and how does this system work with the SERT ? I have an 05 ultra with the 95in BB with the 204 cams and Bassani duels. I also have to do something with my cam chain tensioners but thats another story.
My GS dont know it but he is going to be riding a lot next year.
Thanks All.
Happy New Year and Support our TROOPS past and present !!!!!
My question is can and how does this system work with the SERT ? I have an 05 ultra with the 95in BB with the 204 cams and Bassani duels. I also have to do something with my cam chain tensioners but thats another story.
My GS dont know it but he is going to be riding a lot next year.
Thanks All.
Happy New Year and Support our TROOPS past and present !!!!!
#1118
"My question is can and how does this system work with the SERT ?"
It doesn' work with the SERT, it replaces it. You can get a SERT upgrade if you contact TTS and complete some paperwork. Think of it as what SERT could have been if Harley would have extended their contract with TTS.
Good luck with your grandson and teach him to ride safe!
Mark
It doesn' work with the SERT, it replaces it. You can get a SERT upgrade if you contact TTS and complete some paperwork. Think of it as what SERT could have been if Harley would have extended their contract with TTS.
Good luck with your grandson and teach him to ride safe!
Mark
#1119
#1120
Don't want to hijack the thread, but I posted this in Touring section and got no response. Are the Mastertune and the new SEPST functionaly the same? I know they are made by different companies, but can each perform the same functions? Specifically, can you adjust the spedometer and idle with a SEPST? Thanks.