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Dealer just used the street tuner and flashed my bike for rcx pipes and ventilator air box. The question I have is if I would gain anything by doing a auto tune. It runs well now should I leave it? Thanks. One of the reasons i used the se tuner and had dealer do it is that they told me straight up they would cover my warranty.
Dealer just used the street tuner and flashed my bike for rcx pipes and ventilator air box. The question I have is if I would gain anything by doing a auto tune. It runs well now should I leave it? Thanks. One of the reasons i used the se tuner and had dealer do it is that they told me straight up they would cover my warranty.
that's a good question..on the one hand, if it runs really good, no decel popping, hitches, glitches, hiccups, burps farts etc. I'd be tempted to leave well enough alone...on the other hand, part of me thinks the auto tune cannot hurt and can only help fine tune..guess you could try, and restore to canned stage 1 calibration if not satisfied with results so nothing to lose...
Dealer just used the street tuner and flashed my bike for rcx pipes and ventilator air box. The question I have is if I would gain anything by doing a auto tune. It runs well now should I leave it? Thanks. One of the reasons i used the se tuner and had dealer do it is that they told me straight up they would cover my warranty.
Cant hurt, but if you really want your bike to be all it can be, have the dealer do it on the Dyno. Its the only way to populate all the cells and is the preferred method for that reason.
Last edited by sixguns; Sep 13, 2017 at 10:21 PM.
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Cant hurt, but if you really want your bike to be all it can be, have the dealer do it on the Dyno. Its the only way to populate all the calls and is the preferred method for that reason.
yeah, right on..should have said that..what i did and they did a masterful job..runs puuuurfect
Cant hurt, but if you really want your bike to be all it can be, have the dealer do it on the Dyno. Its the only way to populate all the calls and is the preferred method for that reason.
I don't think spending 300 to 500 bucks for a full dyno using the SE tuner is worth it. The SE tuner is still liimited on what settings can be changed. Tman performance straight up told me there's not much to gain with a dyno on a SE stage one.
I don't think spending 300 to 500 bucks for a full dyno using the SE tuner is worth it. The SE tuner is still liimited on what settings can be changed. Tman performance straight up told me there's not much to gain with a dyno on a SE stage one.
guess that depends on the interpretation of "not much to gain with a dyno on a SE stage one"....posted my results many times but I know my gains were significant performance, drivability, efficiency wise having it dyno tuned beyond the SEPST Stage 1 calibration..attachment to illustrate comparison..at the very least I would never describe the difference as "not much" especially after riding it before and after...it was absolutely worth the $375 I spent..sounds like Tman Performance would feel guilty charging somebody to 'only' be able to produce this much of a performance improvement..keep in mind the red line isn't stock, that's with the SE slip-ons, AC and SEPST Stage 1 ECM calibration..it's also not about the numbers..driveability and having it tuned correctly are the big advantages
guess that depends on the interpretation of "not much to gain with a dyno on a SE stage one"....posted my results many times but I know my gains were significant performance, drivability, efficiency wise having it dyno tuned beyond the SEPST Stage 1 calibration..attachment to illustrate comparison..at the very least I would never describe the difference as "not much" especially after riding it before and after...it was absolutely worth the $375 I spent..sounds like Tman Performance would feel guilty charging somebody to 'only' be able to produce this much of a performance improvement
Eh. Who knows. Your results are good. I asked a local professional and he gave good advice for me. I'm not a numbers chaser, not saying you are....and could care less how much power any stage gets me. I'm all about better sound, so until my warranty is up and I can do what I want and need to to get better sound, I'll save my money as he suggested.
Eh. I'm not a numbers chaser, not saying you are....and could care less how much power any stage gets me.
yup, that's how i feel..I'm about knowing it's efficient, correct and about as good as it can be running wise..think a properly tuned engine is a happy engine and provide more riding satisfaction and 'may' last longer with fewer issues
yup, that's how i feel..I'm about knowing it's efficient, correct and about as good as it can be running wise..think a properly tuned engine is a happy engine and provide more riding satisfaction and 'may' last longer with fewer issues
How much migration did you get on that bike before your dyno run? And how much after?
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