Daytona tuner...
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From: Boerne, Texas (Gods Country)
RE: Daytona tuner...
I like My DTT allot now that Phil and Spike have taught Me how to make adjustments.I think it's very user friendly.Setting the timing takes some time but it's very easy to make changes and only takes 3 minutes.YOU CAN DO IT!!I'm dumb as a rock and I did so go for it.I installed it Myself and I was intimidated as hell till I got started but it's a piece of cake.Spikes guide is first rate.No more SERT or PCIII for Me.I'm a dedicated DTT Man!!
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Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Cedar Rapids, Iowa
RE: Daytona tuner...
ORIGINAL: Bryan TTM
i like my DTT...it tuned my bike better than the previous SERT tuners could in our area...i have since turned OFF the autotune feature and the bike is very well mannered with lots of power....unless you have a good SERT tuner, get the DTT or TMax and be dollars ahead
i like my DTT...it tuned my bike better than the previous SERT tuners could in our area...i have since turned OFF the autotune feature and the bike is very well mannered with lots of power....unless you have a good SERT tuner, get the DTT or TMax and be dollars ahead
Bryan
I am curious on this one.Why did you turn off your autotune? Did you get the DTT set to a "T" where you were happy and didn't want the tuner to re-adjust? I have a 07 Ultra with supertrapp's on and also using the ThunderMax and therear exhaust gets to warm for me. I havechecked multiple times for leaks and correct programing of theThundermax (talked with Zippers multiple times) and now I am back to stock pipes that were ceramic coated (love the looks of them, and didn't put the heat sheilds back onIMHO looks better with them off) I should post a picture. Do you notice a heat issue on your bike at all?
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