Tts master tuner maps
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Tts master tuner maps
Hi,
I would like to know if somebody to have one map for TTS master tuner for FAT BOY 2010, with kuryakyn Hyperchager and vance e hine exhaust Big radius 2 in to 2.
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Ortiz
I would like to know if somebody to have one map for TTS master tuner for FAT BOY 2010, with kuryakyn Hyperchager and vance e hine exhaust Big radius 2 in to 2.
Regards
Ortiz
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Ortiz, do yourself a favor and get a Dyno with the Mastertune, it will take your bike to new heights and be well worth the money. Just my .02 Mastertune si the msot versatile system, out there and by far the best, but in order to take advantage of it, Dyno, Dyno, Dyno.
Drew
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I don't have the TTS master tune yet but I am planning on getting one in the near future. As an interim, I am running the FuelPak with decent results, but again, just until I get the TTS. I plan on trying their tuning software first before I go out and spend the bucks on a dyno.
I understand and agree with what you say Drew, dyno is the best. The only problem that I have with it is that the Cycle Doctor quoted me around $800.00 just a couple of weeks ago and I can't afford to do that every time I do an upgrade to the engine. It's just not practical.
I have read here from plenty of TTS customers that are very satisfied with the results that they are getting with the tuning software module that comes with the TTS package. Is it as good as the Cycle Doctor's custom tune? Maybe not, but I think it's the next best thing. And.... not to take anything away from the Cycle Doctor, I spoke with the gentleman there and they are extremely nice and knowledgeable people. I personally can't afford $800.00 every time I do a mod.
Thanks and regards,
Larry
I understand and agree with what you say Drew, dyno is the best. The only problem that I have with it is that the Cycle Doctor quoted me around $800.00 just a couple of weeks ago and I can't afford to do that every time I do an upgrade to the engine. It's just not practical.
I have read here from plenty of TTS customers that are very satisfied with the results that they are getting with the tuning software module that comes with the TTS package. Is it as good as the Cycle Doctor's custom tune? Maybe not, but I think it's the next best thing. And.... not to take anything away from the Cycle Doctor, I spoke with the gentleman there and they are extremely nice and knowledgeable people. I personally can't afford $800.00 every time I do a mod.
Thanks and regards,
Larry
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You can start out with map AE176-002 as your base map
before you download it , raise the closed loop bias for front and rear cylinder to around 720.
That should get you going until you have time to do the V-Tune
No real need to go for a dyno tune, they will tune your bike for maximum power at high RPM, good for a drag strip but kind of pointless for real life use.
The V-tune module from TTS will get you a result within 95% of what they can get on the Dyno.
Also check out the Australian HD forum, Lots of info there too:
https://www.hdforums.com.au/Default....ics&forumid=27
before you download it , raise the closed loop bias for front and rear cylinder to around 720.
That should get you going until you have time to do the V-Tune
No real need to go for a dyno tune, they will tune your bike for maximum power at high RPM, good for a drag strip but kind of pointless for real life use.
The V-tune module from TTS will get you a result within 95% of what they can get on the Dyno.
Also check out the Australian HD forum, Lots of info there too:
https://www.hdforums.com.au/Default....ics&forumid=27
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