Another SERT vs PCIII question
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Another SERT vs PCIII question
If I were to exchange my PCIII for a SERT, should I expect my HD dealer have the ability to properly tune the bike with the SERT?
I ask this because I don't have a Dynon center anywhere near me, and I had concerns about using the dyno (and causing engine damage) without being properly tuned.
Do ALL HD dealers that sell SE have SERT experience?
I ask this because I don't have a Dynon center anywhere near me, and I had concerns about using the dyno (and causing engine damage) without being properly tuned.
Do ALL HD dealers that sell SE have SERT experience?
RE: Another SERT vs PCIII question
Anthony,
I like the SERT better than the PCIII because you have more tuning abilities. A good dealer should be able to set you up. Don't worry about having it dyno'd. Take it to a qualified dyno tech. They do a preliminary run to see where you are then make adjustments. Running it on a dyno for a few runs is no worse than kicking it in the *** a few times on the interstate. A good dyno tech can tune your bike with either the PCIII or SERT.
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I like the SERT better than the PCIII because you have more tuning abilities. A good dealer should be able to set you up. Don't worry about having it dyno'd. Take it to a qualified dyno tech. They do a preliminary run to see where you are then make adjustments. Running it on a dyno for a few runs is no worse than kicking it in the *** a few times on the interstate. A good dyno tech can tune your bike with either the PCIII or SERT.
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RE: Another SERT vs PCIII question
I had the dealer adjust my bike when they added the SE intake/mufflers etc, they installed a SERT and programmed it up to match, i think its a pretty common thing for them to do.
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RE: Another SERT vs PCIII question
ORIGINAL: Anthony8858
If I were to exchange my PCIII for a SERT, should I expect my HD dealer have the ability to properly tune the bike with the SERT?
If I were to exchange my PCIII for a SERT, should I expect my HD dealer have the ability to properly tune the bike with the SERT?
ORIGINAL: Anthony8858I ask this because I don't have a Dynon center anywhere near me, and I had concerns about using the dyno (and causing engine damage) without being properly tuned.
ORIGINAL: Anthony8858
Do ALL HD dealers that sell SE have SERT experience?
Do ALL HD dealers that sell SE have SERT experience?
Realisticly you can install the SERT and generic map yourself, BUT to get the most performance you will need to have the bike dyno tuned.
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