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I always read how the TTS is more complicated. Not true. As far as install, there is zero wrenching required. Just plug in a laptop. No parts are added to the bike. You can play with the tuning infinitely but you don't have to. You could just download a map and run it and be just as well off as using a canned map with a power commander. IF you want to play with it you can simulate dyno tuning and get within 90% of a real dyno tune.
who says you cant adjust and play with the setting on TM. YOu can run in open or closed loop and you can alter fuel, timing and other stuff i would be afraid to do. I did calibrate the speedometer.
I always read how the TTS is more complicated. Not true. As far as install, there is zero wrenching required. Just plug in a laptop. No parts are added to the bike. You can play with the tuning infinitely but you don't have to. You could just download a map and run it and be just as well off as using a canned map with a power commander. IF you want to play with it you can simulate dyno tuning and get within 90% of a real dyno tune.
It has a seperate unit "auto-tune module" that you can connect to it. So yes you can get it. But it cost extra. But why would you? Sounds like your only doing a stage I...And with that Fuel Moto will have the map for your needs. And later if you decide to do engine mods you can upgrade it for your mods. IMO...those other units are over kill. And my bike runs perfectly with a PC-V with a canned map from Fuel Moto! No need to pay for a dyno or other BS....
This made the most sense to me....doing a stage 1 at this point but don't plan on stopping there....also these guys have dyno'd hundreds of bikes..I figure they're constantly refining their maps...
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