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[iski]

Yeah, I intend to stay with the T-Max for now, primarily because I don't have any confidence that anyone near me can give me a really good tune with the SERT.  I will say this for the T-Max...running it is the only method that I have seen where I don't get decel popping with the Rineharts...and that is one good thing about it.  I've just learned to manually cancel the turn signals...no real biggie there, just an aggravation, that's all.

I had decel popping with the Rineharts on my RK until the second tune tweak.  Fixed decel pop on the SEULTRA with the first tweak - CCHD for both plus a SERT & my Stage 1 install.  Not apples to apples since RK is a TC 88 & the SEULTRA is a 110 & you have a 117. It is a problem for lots of Rineharts - first tune rarely gets it right.

On the turn signals - sometimes they have to be manually canceled on both my bikes, depending on lean angle I suppose.

[MUFFMAN]

Although I don't have a motor from Zipper's, I did order a T-Max with Autotune last February. The guy that I talked to was very helpful, sent me what I ordered & on time. The T-Max has worked great for me. I didn't have good results with the
PC111. (on previous bikes). So far, so good. I got it tweeked in Daytona during Biketoberfest & they were helpfull there as well.

[DCFIREMANN]

MUFFMAN they can be outstanding with customer service sometimes. Not all of the time and that is why a lot of people won't use them anymore. If you catch them at a rally they will be more than happy to help you get the bugs out.

Be Safe

THE DAWG

[Twolanerider]

MUFFMAN they can be outstanding with customer service sometimes. Not all of the time and that is why a lot of people won't use them anymore. If you catch them at a rally they will be more than happy to help you get the bugs out.

Be Safe

THE DAWG

Exactly.  When people are watching.  When they can get away otherwise, however, it is all too often a different story.  What's the old quote?  Something like "The truest measure of a man is what he does when he thinks no one is looking."  Elliot Spitzer should have remembered that one (too).

[AXIL]

anybody can talk a good line or sell a good product,  but when there is a problem after the fact is where reputations are made