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May 17, 2014 | 09:21 AM

#11

Recycled

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From: SouthWestern Ontario

Quote:

Originally Posted by mtstringer

So that made be think, should I get something better or just let it be.

Mt

First, remove the right side cover, identify which module you have and then educate yourself on its features and capabilities. The information is freely available from ThunderMax. I am more than happy with mine and wouldn't trade it for anything else out there.

May 17, 2014 | 12:41 PM

#12

$tonecold

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From: Gilbert, Az.

I concur with Oldhippie that the T-Max is not my favorite tuner, but it does work and pretty well depending on your build, just never worked well for what I was trying to do. If it is working well on your bike, leave it alone and ride it. You can check for the auto-tune by looking at your pipes about 3 inches from the head, if the O2 sensors are installed chances are more than good that the auto-tune is installed and working. It would be a good idea to hook up to a computer with an internet connection to see if the software and firmware are up to date. Like I said, if it is working OK I wouldn't be in a hurry to change it.

May 17, 2014 | 05:19 PM

#13

dochawken

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Joined: May 2009

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From: TN

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Originally Posted by Recycled

The best on the market...no doubt..I will say however, that the canned maps are good...but a dyno tune with a good tech is the nuts! Canned map...after cam install...88 hp/103 trq...after dynotune 96 hp/112 trq....