Decent Dyno in the area?

I am curious about someone other than the Harley shop to do a dyno tune on my bike. I want someone that is reputable and also knows what they are doing. I am going to be using the SE Super Tuner and it most likely id going to be a simple tune as I am anly going stage 1 (exhaust and Air Cleaner).

Does anyone have any recommendations on someone in the local area? Otherwise I will probably take it to Kats in the New Orleans area.

Thanks

Dont know anyone that can help you. But I'm sure someone will be able to help you out.

I know at a lot of big bike events like Thunder Beach they have dynos in a trailer.. I don't know if they just tell you what your bike puts out or if they will get more into it. I would like to know if there is a local place though.

I know the dyno trailer at thunder beach would do a tune. But not sure how much or if they know what they are doin.

Dyno trailers will cost you an arm and leg. Like $300 or more.

Last time I had mine done it was in Denham Springs Louisiana at my engine gurus getting built, was like $75 at the harley dealership there for two runs. I swear by the Power Commanders over the SE. I have a PC V with the autotune module which adjusts itself as well. And I am told that the EFI ignitions self adjust on their own after a stage one, there are tons of Harley Forums that all seem to agree.

I think H and D cycles over near the Fl line has one. I remember seeing one in that fairly new bike place on 98 near foley. Don't know if either are good at it though. I did the TTS mastertune on my bike. It was developed by the same group of guys that developed and built the SE Tuner for HD. Here is another site thread about it....
http://www.hdforums.com/forum/electrical-ignition-tuner-ecm-fuel-injection/302165-tts-mastertune-information-40.html

I hooked it up... threw my laptop on in my backpack and rode around while the software recorded bike info. It then kicks out a freah new custom map. Do this a couple times and good to go. I have a couple different maps with different AFR settings in case I want to use a map with better MPG or one with more power. It wasn't cheap, but it is cheaper than the SE tuner and a dyno.

I think it was like $50 for a base line run?

Thanks for all the input. I am not looking for these dyno trailers as much as a dedicated Experienced tuner that I can assure I am getting a good tune.

I am familiar with the TTS Mastertune set up. I only found out about it after I had already purchased the Super Tuner. Since the latest software upgrade the Super tuner will do the same thing as the TTS except it is not quite as automatic. As in you have to do some copy/paste work. I think it is called the smart tune in the Super Tuner.

I may end up going with the Smart Tune feature if I can do some more learning on the subject. I have to feel confident in my knowledge before I venture into it.

Thanks Again for all the comments!

halls is where I take all the bikes I build for customers. they have a good guy who handles it alll

Thanks! I will drop by and speak to the tuner at Halls and see what I can work up with them. I am not doing the tune real soon so I got time to time around a little.

they have tuned alot of bikes for my guys, and we have numbers to back em up, including my 6 sec gsxr

Best shop around with a dyno and know how is H&D's Cycle over in Lillian, AL off 98. They are probably the best little shop around and highly recommended.

the guys up at SnS on hwy 98 between foley and magnolia springs will do you a good job.

jmunsey wrote:Best shop around with a dyno and know how is H&D's Cycle over in Lillian, AL off 98. They are probably the best little shop around and highly recommended.

+1! lots of guys have told me very good things about this shop and the dyno there!

There are a lot of other shops in the area but H&D is the only place I go to anymore.