I have a 2006 Ultra that has givin me fits with overheating. My last resort is to Dyno it. Is this going to work? I have True Duals with Vance & Hines and a stage one. Has S.L.C. done any Dyno tuning that work for this problem??

 

Buyer beware and all that stuff.
If you go on the net and type in dynojet.
At the top follow the link to motorcycle dynos.
Follow the link at top and go to Dyno centers.
Pick Utah from the drop down menu and kabamm.
You now have choices. Now you may want to interview the dyno operators before you make your choice. Ask the right questions and if are not comfortable with answers move on to someone else.

 

So . . . what are the right questions?

 

Hey guys...I thought Id bump this thread to see if anyone has any recommendations for dyno runs in the area now in 2015. Im looking for getting some baseline runs to just see how my ultra is performing.

 

Wolford V-twin in Providence (near Logan). They are the best.

Rich

 

I second Wolford V-Twin. Good people, and they know their stuff.

 

Third on Wolford. I did the wrenching and Brandon found a bunch more tq/hp from the maps provided. They are really busy so you may have to drop it off to do even a baseline but I don't know.

Call them and find out. (435) 752-5946
They won't hard sell you anything either.

 

I've used Blackball in the past in Lindon. Do a good job and their dyno guy knows what he's talking about. Not sure about the rest of the group... :/

 

Not sure what they charge for a tune,and did seem like nice guys but $8,800 for a 96-107? No way. Bike is at Salt City Baggers in Layton getting a 117.

 

I feel like I'm missing part of this conversation. What are you saying about $8,800 for a 96-107?