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[Admiral]

I know it's been asked before but I've also read that the 09's are different.
What is the recomendation for the 09's if you remove the cc and change the exhaust.


       

[LarryB]

as for me, im doing the SERT

[Admiral]

I have only had one other suggestion so far.  Any others?

  Change out the A/C....Find a good tuner and use Mastertune or SSERT.

[Steve Cole]

While I am somewhat biased I would recommend the TTS Mastertune product. It does more for the same or less money than any other tuner on the market. With the V-tune program that comes with Mastertune you can do the tuning yourself and get a very good running bike. You get free updates, a full data logging package, V-tune as well as Mastertune. Since we were the developers and manufacture of the SERT we know it well and Mastertune will blow it away.

[HOGMIKE]

I have only had one other suggestion so far.  Any others?

Mastertune will allow you to "dial it in" probably closer than any other system. If you want to get to 100%, have a good dyno tech do it for you.
Some are satisfied with 99%, some HAVE to have 100%, just depends what you want. Me? I'm satisfied with my old carb!! Shows how much I know!!!
BTW: Give Steve C. a call, if he can't answer your questions, no one can!!!
Mike

[Admiral]

While I am somewhat biased I would recommend the TTS Mastertune product. It does more for the same or less money than any other tuner on the market. With the V-tune program that comes with Mastertune you can do the tuning yourself and get a very good running bike. You get free updates, a full data logging package, V-tune as well as Mastertune. Since we were the developers and manufacture of the SERT we know it well and Mastertune will blow it away.

I live in the Houston area and have no clue as to who a good tuner would be to do this for me.
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for your advice, I have been reading your other posts and I am overwhelmed at your knowledge on the subject.

[Texas 103]

I live in the Houston area and have no clue as to who a good tuner would be to do this for me.
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for your advice, I have been reading your other posts and I am overwhelmed at your knowledge on the subject.

Nice ride to Dallas, let Ed get after it .http://www.thedynodifference.com/ ...Greg

[Admiral]

Nice ride to Dallas, let Ed get after it .http://www.thedynodifference.com/ ...Greg

Thanks Greg,  I'll be going up there sometime soon, I'll call Ed and make an appointment.

[Brinks]

Who would you recommend for tuning in the Chicago area?

[blw]

Anybody have any recomendations for an above average tuner in the Atlanta area ?

[ibrowse]

SERT!

[LarryB]

Will be doing the SERT and dyno in the morning. you guys got me nervous on the whole thing.

[Admiral]

Will be doing the SERT and dyno in the morning. you guys got me nervous on the whole thing.

Read this > http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=31712.0

[LarryB]

  Just confuses me more, as fate would have it, Friday morning I show up at the squealer and alas, Super tuner, the had one in stock the week before, but no one pulled it and it got sold to some one else, searched  around and none to be found in Nashville. So, I still need a tuner. quickly.

[Steve Cole]

Give Doc a call, he has Mastertune units in stock.