Dyno Tune
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Road Master
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From: Minneapolis, MN
Dyno Tune
I currently have the Big Sucker, SE Pro Slip-ons and PCIII. I'm going to change to the Rinehart 2-1 and I was wondering if it would be worth the money to have the bike dyno tuned.[/align]
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Saint Augustine, FL
RE: Dyno Tune
I say yes. I called around dealers/shops regarding dyno runs when I had my exhaust changed out - and found a great dealer that dyno'd & mapped my PCIII for just over $100. Some charged upwards of $300 to do this!
I've seen some riderswho tried the preprogrammed maps themselves - but IMO, its not close enough - and sometimes, can cause problems if you ride with it too F'd up for too long.
If you can afford it - get it dyno'd. Besides - it IS kinda cool to know your max torque & hp - even if it isn't all that high...and, you can monitor over time how upgradesimprovethings to your motortoo!
I've seen some riderswho tried the preprogrammed maps themselves - but IMO, its not close enough - and sometimes, can cause problems if you ride with it too F'd up for too long.
If you can afford it - get it dyno'd. Besides - it IS kinda cool to know your max torque & hp - even if it isn't all that high...and, you can monitor over time how upgradesimprovethings to your motortoo!
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