ThunderMax question
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Road Master
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ThunderMax question
So after I have my Andrews 57H cam installed, will it require a dyno or can I have the TM people just remap it. If it is dynoed, does the tech remap it as he does the dyno? This is a bit confusing for me since most of these systems are proprietary. Please excuse my ignorance.
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If you have a Thunder Max you don't need a dyno tune. You need the proper map loaded to the ECM. That's one reason I have a T Max is so I can connect my bike to my laptop and load the map I need myself. That and the fact that I auto tunes to run even better after a few rides. Do you have the software and instructions that came with your T Max? If not, you can download both from their website. Choosing and loading a map is a fairly easy process. The basic instructions will walk you through it.
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If you have a Thunder Max you don't need a dyno tune. You need the proper map loaded to the ECM. That's one reason I have a T Max is so I can connect my bike to my laptop and load the map I need myself. That and the fact that I auto tunes to run even better after a few rides. Do you have the software and instructions that came with your T Max? If not, you can download both from their website. Choosing and loading a map is a fairly easy process. The basic instructions will walk you through it.
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If I may, I'm going to take this question a little further.
With a ThunderMax with auto tune can you put the bike on a dyno and custom tune it and benefit?
I've experienced a minor ping while under load and would like to tune this out if possible.....
With a ThunderMax with auto tune can you put the bike on a dyno and custom tune it and benefit?
I've experienced a minor ping while under load and would like to tune this out if possible.....
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Any tune can benefit from a "good" dyno tune. No way you can get every ounce of Hp and Torque from the seat of pants or from AutoTune. You can get close without dyno. I will also say that you can improve the ride ability of some dyno tunes, but usually not the wide open throttle runs. You just don't have the ability to feel 2 or 3 hp or torque difference. Don't know of too many places you can run a bike to 6000 rpms in sixth gear even if it would pull it against the wind, which it won't. 6000 rpms in 6th is 157mph on a touring model. I know some mouths will run that fast, but not a stock block type HD Twin Cam bike. That would be 132 mph in 5th in a six speed.
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