No, the sert is married to the original ecm it was installed in.

 

ok thanks

 

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thanks you for info think i'll leave pc in and enjoy the bike , ride safe and thanks again

 

TTS is the choice over PC and SEPST

 

curtis you're wrong with the screamin eagle pro super tuner, aka sepst. you can dial in any settings you want with a laptop. the harley parts and accessory catalog lists the cables and cd rom that allows you to do this. the sepst also comes with a little orange box that you leave in the saddlebag which can record your riding habits and self tune. i bought into the power commander=pc-5 when they first came out, and wasn't impressed with the canned maps. it seemed to be generic at best. i went with the sepst and it's a big difference because it's only made for the harley, brand specific. the pcv is, from what i understand, one size fits all, with the pigtail being the only difference. jamie may chime in and give more information, but that's been my experience with both tuners. also the pcv is a bugger to run the wires from the ecm to the box, and it's velcroed in place. seemed pretty cheezy to me anyway.

 

The context of the advice was probably correct. The Power Commander is a fine tuning device but the TTS (formerly SERT), SESPT and the newer PowerVision from DynoJet will allow you a much larger tuning range and these devices update the settings in the ECM where the Power Commander simply receives data from the ECM, modifies it to the PC settings and sends it forward.

The main thing that makes the other devices "better" is that you don't have any additional equipment in the middle (no additional hardware on the bike) and the ability more efficiently tune your engine because of more settings that can be modified.

The best unit to choose would be the one that a competent tuner suggests they like the best.

 

Had a SERT on my '06 when I it was new.It had a download from the dealer for a stage 1.
Several years later, had an indy dyno the bike for the 95" upgrade.

 

either one is only as good as the # you (or your dyno guy) put in it.sert is a better system,but if you take it to an average dyno guy youll get an average tune, no better than the tune youd get on a pc.and for most stg1 and cammed bikes you wont know the difference if its tuned propely with either one(except in your wallet).one exception would be tts if u plan on changing gearing tts has a easy to use way to set up your tune for the speedo and 6th gear light and cruise control.

 

I just installed a stage 1 breather, vance and hines pro pipe and had the SERT dyno'ed at a dealer. Starting HP was 61, TQ 75...After tuning the end result was 78 HP and 94 TQ....not bad. The throttle response is better and the bike pulls all through the rpm range which is now up to 6200...

I researched the Thunder Max and fuel pak as well....the SERT seemed to be the best bang for my buck.

2010 Steet Glide