Good dyno operator?

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Spooner

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Call Willie Vass. He doesn't have a dyno, but has access to one. With that he has made my bike run really, really well.

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Spooner

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Don't quote me. You get the bike there, and then its $400.00 for the tune.

Also, it will be a multiple trip. (Drop off bike on day 1, he dyne's as he can fit it in, you come back and get it day 4 or 8 or whatever it would be.)
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sand.man

sand.man

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Spooner said:
Don't quote me. But you get the bike there, and then its another $400.00.

Also, it will be a multiple trip. As it would more than likely be over a few days.

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Another $400 on top of? The dyno rental? or just the cost of getting it there?
 
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ronin26

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I know the guys at after dark. They do a lot of Harley stuff, really not sure about tunning? I THINK they have a 250i which means some load control.

Don't think I know the other guy. In his pic I see a house hold fan.... But that can't be what he uses for cooling. That's a 150i so the only load is the drum.

Good work can be done on both but it's not easy... An experienced tuner is a must.
 
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fast316

EMRA Executive Member
Arctic Donkey said:
Yup :(

Anyone had any experience/info on either of these:

http://www.accuratedynotuning.com/


http://afterdarkcycles.com/
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I talked to both of them this spring, afterdark just said we don't do sport bikes. The guy at the other place seemed to do mostly quad and sled stuff, I mention my bike had an ignition module and he had no idea.

So far I have got by with an Autotuner and I rented a dyno for a couple hours to make sure the bike and fuel map I had was ball park running 'safe'. The shop I went to had a 250i. I played with a few things and found a couple horses, so not bad I guess. I'm sure there is more power in my bike, just a matter of more time and money spent on the dyno.
 
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fast316

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It was kind of a friend of a friend deal, touchy guys.... If you would be willing to do some tuning on a rented dyno that would be super awesome! I'd be down for sure.
 
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ronin26

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I highly doubt it would be at all cost effective. No idea what rental by the day would be, but I'm pretty sure two tunes a day wouldn't cover that let alone my time. I could do three on my dyno.. But on a dyno jet I think two would be the max for quality work.

Nice thought though. I'd love to help you guys out, to bad or want purchased locally... Obviously a market for it...

John's gotta tell us more on his rental deal... Which shop... Who was it (I may know them) how much...
 
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sand.man

sand.man

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ronin26 said:
Nice thought though. I'd love to help you guys out, to bad or want purchased locally... Obviously a market for it...
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The only thing that stopped me and Warren was an agreement he signed when selling his company, which prohibited him from partnering with any existing employees (myself).

And then literally a week after your dyno sold, those fucks canned me. :mad:
 
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