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I have an 07 Fatboy which is completely stock. I am putting on an SE Heavy Breather and RB Racing LSR 2 into 1 exhaust. I am looking through the list of maps and cant find the map that I need. I found a stage 2 CAA176-02 but not the stage 1 with the 2 into 1 exhaust. I did find two stage 1 maps for the 1580 motor but they are listed for the touring exhaust. Anyone familiar with the TTS that can recommend which map I should use or at least point me in the right direction.
I don't know about TTS, but with my T-Max I just chose the closest map and let auto-tune do the rest. I would imagine it's the same with TTS. Just load the closest one and either tweak it, or let it auto-tune.
BTW, you'll probably get a better response if you post this in the EFI section. Also, there are a lot of EFI gurus over on the Harley Tech Talk forums. It would be worth your while to check that board out, as well.
T-max doesn't touch timing. I'm not familiar with the T-Max interface, but with a TTS you can see where the system is yanking timing and correct for it. Additionally, you don't lose the knock sensor like you do with the T-Max.
T-max doesn't touch timing. I'm not familiar with the T-Max interface, but with a TTS you can see where the system is yanking timing and correct for it. Additionally, you don't lose the knock sensor like you do with the T-Max.
I didn't know this thread was about the virtues of TTS over TMax. I was just telling him how I chose my map and where he might go for further info. Since you have TTS and seem to be an expert on it, why not point him in the right direction about where to find a map to fit his needs?
I didn't know this thread was about the virtues of TTS over TMax. I was just telling him how I chose my map and where he might go for further info. Since you have TTS and seem to be an expert on it, why not point him in the right direction about where to find a map to fit his needs?
Well since you posted about your T-Max in a TTS thread...you apparently have something to prove. Your tuner blows, now go away.
[QUOTE=av8or;8011828]I would use the AE176-002 and let the V-tune take care of the tweaks. It may take more v-tune runs to get it. Ask the same question here.
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