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DIY Tuning
Ok here is the deal, I am going to buy a new Harley, and as we all know a new Harley is only a starter kit; I will first of all buy new pipes and a bunch of Chrome.
I live in Phuket Thailand and the Harley Dealer is in Bangkok 1000 kilometers north of Phuket
I believe that the new Harley's have to be re-tuned every time you mess with the power
I dont want to have to ride 1000k every-time i do a modification
Question; Is it possible to do this re-tuning by yourself if you have the software and if so how difficult is it to do it
Thanks in advance
I live in Phuket Thailand and the Harley Dealer is in Bangkok 1000 kilometers north of Phuket
I believe that the new Harley's have to be re-tuned every time you mess with the power
I dont want to have to ride 1000k every-time i do a modification
Question; Is it possible to do this re-tuning by yourself if you have the software and if so how difficult is it to do it
Thanks in advance
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Take a seat and spend hours reading about the subject on this (and other) forums.
Difficult??? I guess that really depends on your comfort level with wrenching your own bike. I had NO experience with tuning and was able to work my way through the TTS system using the HELP files included with the software.
Hope that helps!
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Yeah check out the TTS Mastertune thread in this forum. All you need is a laptop and the cabling that you order with the unit. A great product that a guy without training and a dyno can still get a ~95% tune (way better than some of the canned maps), and its fully functional with whatever upgrade you do in the future. What is more it is very competatively priced!
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