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I think I'm gonna go with the sert because harley should be able to tune this one easier than the TTS. I have a mac computer and don't want to buy a new laptop just to tune my bike, so I'm dropping it off at the dealer for a dyno session.
is there anywhere other than the dealer to buy a sert? I'm looking to save money anywhere I can. if I can save enough cash I can get a nicer AC setup and maybe just buy a factory built 2-1 comp pipe.
It would be so much easier if I had the option to get it carbed from the factory, I can Handle rejetting a carb all day but this tuning **** is starting to suck. I got bored after the first page.
thank you guys for all the info but I dont really have the money right now for a laptop,tuner, and mods to do what I really would like to do so I'm just gonna do the pipe, AC, and tuner for now and let the dealer dyno it for me. thanks again.
I think I'm gonna go with the sert because harley should be able to tune this one easier than the TTS. I have a mac computer and don't want to buy a new laptop just to tune my bike, so I'm dropping it off at the dealer for a dyno session.
is there anywhere other than the dealer to buy a sert? I'm looking to save money anywhere I can. if I can save enough cash I can get a nicer AC setup and maybe just buy a factory built 2-1 comp pipe.
It would be so much easier if I had the option to get it carbed from the factory, I can Handle rejetting a carb all day but this tuning **** is starting to suck. I got bored after the first page.
thank you guys for all the info but I dont really have the money right now for a laptop,tuner, and mods to do what I really would like to do so I'm just gonna do the pipe, AC, and tuner for now and let the dealer dyno it for me. thanks again.
Is the support/instructions for the SESTP,good enough for a novice,to get get to grips with it.
Graham.
I had never used one and it was fairly simple since I also bought the training DVD. Read the manual first before you do anything and watch the DVD. You will have no problem.
I think I'm gonna go with the sert...I can Handle rejetting a carb all day but this tuning **** is starting to suck. I got bored after the first page...
As an avid TTS user, I think you're making the right choice.
What dealer on the forum has the best price and support of the TTS? I am ready for the S&S 106 kit and need a fuel management system.
I don't know of a dealer on this forum that provides much technical support, there are a few but I don't think they hang out here. Phat had a pretty good price a few weeks ago, but you have to call them for their unadvertised price. TTS at mastertune.net includes a dealer page that lists all those that sell the TTS.
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