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[nascaroutlaw]

Can anyone tell me whats the best (recommended) tuner for 2014 CVO 110 SE ?

[SERK3]

Expensive, But i recommend Zippers Thunder Max with Auto Tune

[mark]

Are you planning on having the bike dynoed? If so, I'd ask the dyno tech what system he prefers.  JM2C, but it's more important to choose a good dyno tech than a particular brand of tuner.

[POKJWS]

I opted to go with the Dynojet Power Vision.  Purchased from Fuel Moto, with map pre-installed plus they provide great support. Had a Power Commander III on my softail, which was purchased from Fuel Moto as well.  Their support and assistance is first class.  The install was very easy, and periodic updates are easy to obtain.   

[nascaroutlaw]

im reading bad reviews on the tmax any input?

[africa al]

I have had the Thundermax set up on all my CVO Bikes and had no problems at all. Expensive but you get what you pay for in my opinion. I have just bought my 3rd Thundermax tuner for my CVO Road King and will install as soon as I can.

[Simpleman1025]

I recommend talking to Steve at Fullsac Performance. I bought his setup ( DX pipe, 2" power cores, the power screen, and his map for the mastertune TTS). I've been from sea level to about 7000ft, from South Florida to Canada and it hasn't skipped a beat.

[msemersky]

Another vote here for TTS from Fullsac.  Been all over the place at different temps and bike always performs great.

[hrdtail78]

Best tuner for a pro tuner to use?  Hands down the TTS. 

[sadunbar]

The most capable tuning device available (IMO) is the TTS -  provided you have a professional tuner in your area who is experienced with the TTS tuning device...

But at the end of the day, the best tuning device is whatever device the best tuner in your area recommends...  Most tuning devices will get you to a happy place, provided the tuner is capable with the particular device.

[Jswerve]

If you are fortunate enough to have a great tuner in your area I would buy what they use. I have a power vision and I love it but in my region not too many tuners use it.

[tweeter13]

X2 tts.

Todd

[nascaroutlaw]

thanks everyone for the input. decisions,decisions,decisions, lol im really leaning towards the TMAX. i dont know i love the fact that its auto tune and no need for dyno. 

[grc]

thanks everyone for the input. decisions,decisions,decisions, lol im really leaning towards the TMAX. i dont know i love the fact that its auto tune and no need for dyno. 

You really should do a lot more research if you really believe that hype.  For every person who thinks they are happy with their T-Max, you can find someone else who is not or who has sold it and gone with a different approach.  First and foremost, there is no such thing as a true Auto Tune, advertising hype notwithstanding.  And if your particular bike needs changes to the base map they provide, you may have a lot of fun trying to find a tuner who works with that product to fix your map.

The best advice you have received here so far is to spend your time finding a real full time professional tuner with a good reputation, and let him guide you as to what tuning package he recommends and uses.  The package is a tool, not an end product.  Find the guy you intend to have use the tool first.

JMHO - Jerry

[mark]

X2.  What Jerry said.