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Casenn

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Hi! About Tuner
« on: August 04, 2020, 11:07:33 AM »

Hi,

After combing through for a while I finally figured it's time to post. Haha. So first off.. Hi everyone! Hope to see some of y'all out there on the road. Haven't had a chance to do any mods except gut the pipes because have been too busy with life. Now that I was T-boned, I have a little insurance cash and some downtime to play. So, all I want to do right now is exhaust & air filter (and some Powder coating), but down the road, I am going to be doing a lot more. I don't want to have to buy another tuner later when I do bigger mods. Back and forth to work drive pretty mild, weekends I do a lot of drifting and playing around with crotch rocket buddy. So hopefully someone that has gone through a few different ones could give me some insight on which tuner would be my best option. I hate doing things over. I will have my buddy that tunes LS's dyno it if necessary.

Thank you
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Re: Hi! About Tuner
« Reply #1 on: August 04, 2020, 06:58:57 PM »

if you want to stay warranty compliant, the only option you have is the harley tuner.

if warranty is not a consideration, then the tts tuner is a great choice.  ticks off all your boxes.  the only thing would be if you wanted a dyno tune, do you have a tuner that is familiar with it?  if you have tuners in  your area, ask them what they like to use.
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