Screamin Eagle Pro super tuner tuning
Road Master
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Well the dealers might use it as a money making scheme, true, but your assumption otherwise is not quite right. The supertuner is a remarkably useful set of software that allows you total control over nearly every aspect of your EFI system. It however is not intiuitive and there is a very large learning curve involved, but you make the investment in time and learning to comprehend the product fully, you will not regret it. Are there easier to use things out there? Seems like the PowerVision qualifies, but the supertuner is MUCH MUCH more than a money making scheme.
Road Master
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I'm not insulting anybody nor am I arrogant. I'm just the messenger.
For those not familiar with retailing. With certain goods trade mark, the brand, can make up over 50% of price. For instance, if you pay 60k for a Mercedes then you pay about 40k for car and 20k for that little world famous three-spoked wheel.
When I got my Sporty and started looking for performance I stumbled across SE every time, their presence is strong and their trade mark is valued. However, after looking at SE a little deeper I found they mostly buy their goods from other manufacturers, re-brand them, and mark up. Sounds like parasites to me. Example. Andrews cams cost around $200. After they are branded SE they miraculously cost $300.
Plus greedy practices. Say, you have two Sportsters. You buy their tuner. You'll find to tune the other bike you need to buy another tuner!
That's why I'm not buying their products, same or better performing parts are available without their brand name, for less.
Now, was it I who was arrogant and insulting? Don't you think this is your reluctance to do your homework what's insulting you now?
For those not familiar with retailing. With certain goods trade mark, the brand, can make up over 50% of price. For instance, if you pay 60k for a Mercedes then you pay about 40k for car and 20k for that little world famous three-spoked wheel.
When I got my Sporty and started looking for performance I stumbled across SE every time, their presence is strong and their trade mark is valued. However, after looking at SE a little deeper I found they mostly buy their goods from other manufacturers, re-brand them, and mark up. Sounds like parasites to me. Example. Andrews cams cost around $200. After they are branded SE they miraculously cost $300.
Plus greedy practices. Say, you have two Sportsters. You buy their tuner. You'll find to tune the other bike you need to buy another tuner!
That's why I'm not buying their products, same or better performing parts are available without their brand name, for less.
Now, was it I who was arrogant and insulting? Don't you think this is your reluctance to do your homework what's insulting you now?
Road Warrior
Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Upstate NY
Mich, I see no where in Von_Zippers post where he was rude, insulting or arrogant. He simply stated some facts about SE. Then you get butt hurt because of it and bash a whole country? Really, grow up man.
I'm not insulting anybody nor am I arrogant. I'm just the messenger.
For those not familiar with retailing. With certain goods trade mark, the brand, can make up over 50% of price. For instance, if you pay 60k for a Mercedes then you pay about 40k for car and 20k for that little world famous three-spoked wheel.
When I got my Sporty and started looking for performance I stumbled across SE every time, their presence is strong and their trade mark is valued. However, after looking at SE a little deeper I found they mostly buy their goods from other manufacturers, re-brand them, and mark up. Sounds like parasites to me. Example. Andrews cams cost around $200. After they are branded SE they miraculously cost $300.
Plus greedy practices. Say, you have two Sportsters. You buy their tuner. You'll find to tune the other bike you need to buy another tuner!
That's why I'm not buying their products, same or better performing parts are available without their brand name, for less.
Now, was it I who was arrogant and insulting? Don't you think this is your reluctance to do your homework what's insulting you now?
For those not familiar with retailing. With certain goods trade mark, the brand, can make up over 50% of price. For instance, if you pay 60k for a Mercedes then you pay about 40k for car and 20k for that little world famous three-spoked wheel.
When I got my Sporty and started looking for performance I stumbled across SE every time, their presence is strong and their trade mark is valued. However, after looking at SE a little deeper I found they mostly buy their goods from other manufacturers, re-brand them, and mark up. Sounds like parasites to me. Example. Andrews cams cost around $200. After they are branded SE they miraculously cost $300.
Plus greedy practices. Say, you have two Sportsters. You buy their tuner. You'll find to tune the other bike you need to buy another tuner!
That's why I'm not buying their products, same or better performing parts are available without their brand name, for less.
Now, was it I who was arrogant and insulting? Don't you think this is your reluctance to do your homework what's insulting you now?
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