124 tune
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124 tune
Im in the middle of building a S&S 124 for my 2011 Fatboy and getting toward the end, have tuning questions on my mind. I'm going with the Power Vision and already have the wide band auto tune to go with it. Called Fuel Moto and they have the tool but no tunes for that motor. Called Dyno Jet and they dont have a canned tune either but will write one for me after I send them my stock tune and all the upgrades. I know there's a bunch of these motors running around so guess they're all custom tunes done on a dyno? If that's the case does anyone have results of DJ writing them a tune and the autotune fine tuning it. Does anyone know if that will wring the best out of it or will I be able to adjust by figuring out the data logging. I'm not the sharpest pin in the cushion but hopefully it will be user friendly enough that I won't smoke my very expensive motor.
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Snowyone,
You have an interesting situation. I believe you're in the area where much experimentation will be required. Unfortunately possibly many dollars also. Talking with Dynojet myself in the past, they seem to be a company that is willing to work with their customers and I don't believe writing code for your engine should be to difficult for them. If Dynojet is willing to work with you, I say go for it.
The SE Pro Race Tuner has a field where displacement can be manually entered which in-turn alters the programs fuel mode resulting in an adjusted AFR. The Power Vision must has something similar in their programming. Just out of curiosity, have you also investigated the Thundermax?
I'll be very interested in your final results. Please keep us updated.
You have an interesting situation. I believe you're in the area where much experimentation will be required. Unfortunately possibly many dollars also. Talking with Dynojet myself in the past, they seem to be a company that is willing to work with their customers and I don't believe writing code for your engine should be to difficult for them. If Dynojet is willing to work with you, I say go for it.
The SE Pro Race Tuner has a field where displacement can be manually entered which in-turn alters the programs fuel mode resulting in an adjusted AFR. The Power Vision must has something similar in their programming. Just out of curiosity, have you also investigated the Thundermax?
I'll be very interested in your final results. Please keep us updated.
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