Cost to dyno?
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Cost to dyno?
Had my 01 Road King for many years. Ran great. Little engine work with a small cam done before purchase. The old type Cobra die and I replaced it with a Power Commander. Dumped the closet map I could find to get it running. Plan on getting a dyno. Stopped by Tilley's (local HD dealer) and they get 6 hrs labor-$500 for this. Ouch. Plan on going with a local, just checking prices. Last dyno I paid for was 07. It was couple hundred dollars. What the average price of a dyno nowadays?
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First off Welcome to the Forum. You'll find a lot of good information and members. You'll also find the occasional rectal orifice, just remember there's more good guys. Locally King's Custom's in Batavia tunes for 350 dollars.
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Tilley Harley, you must be in NC. Welcome aboard!
I'm up here in Ohio (freezing my *** off) I found a local guy. He charges $250. Said it takes about 4 hours. I just finished installing Screamin Eagle 255 cams in my 11 EGC. I have the PCV on the bike already. Most the dealers within 2 hours of me quoted $400 plus. There were only 2 that would work with the Power Commander. One dealer I wouldn't let change the air in my tires. The other had a good rep, then I talked to the dyno tech and decided he was a moron and wasn't gonna touch my bike. Good luck. Hope you find a reasonable deal from a reputable shop.
I'm up here in Ohio (freezing my *** off) I found a local guy. He charges $250. Said it takes about 4 hours. I just finished installing Screamin Eagle 255 cams in my 11 EGC. I have the PCV on the bike already. Most the dealers within 2 hours of me quoted $400 plus. There were only 2 that would work with the Power Commander. One dealer I wouldn't let change the air in my tires. The other had a good rep, then I talked to the dyno tech and decided he was a moron and wasn't gonna touch my bike. Good luck. Hope you find a reasonable deal from a reputable shop.
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I've never owned/tuned an MM FI bike, but in talking to some knowledgeable tuners, I learned that the MM FI is a different beast. Certainly not the same as the delphi nor easy to tune.....
Good luck
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