Dyno average cost??
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Weston, Florida
$180.00 here at the local HD. They will not do PC 111's, only SERT. $250.00 at a local Race Shop on a Dynajet. He had it for hours but knows what he is doing. On the print out you should see the AF line straight, not just the HP and TQ graphs and numbers.
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Michigan
I'm always worried about anyone that charges "flat rates" on something that varies from bike to bike. Pretty much tells me 1) they are more than making their money back on most bikes, REALLY making their money back on a few, and only making a little money on a very few and 2) its in their best interest to get it done as fast as possible. I'd rather they took their time and did it right then burn through so they can get to the next one.
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: So. California
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I paid a little over $300.00 @ Glendale Harley in California. They made 4 passes. Remember, they have to tune each cylinder seperate, so figure on at least 3-4 passes. It cleaned up the low end, which I was happy about. Don't expect miricles, unless your bike is running like crap to begin with.
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From: Illinois
Wabash HD in Terra Haute, IN was getting a flat rate of $280 last fall when I had mine done. No worries about Scott Hunter hurrying through it to get to the next one. He will take whatever time it takes to do it right. I know several people now who have had him tune their bike both before and after I had mine done. I don't know of anyone who is not 100% satisfied with his work.
Dennis
Dennis
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From: Michigan
I would figure on 4 hours depending on bike and tuner,Like someone said changing jets eats up dyno time.
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