Bazazz Autotune

[Pittenger5]

Good enough? trackdays/hopefully amateur level racing. Or does it really make a big difference to get it properly tuned. I already have the Autotune, so not putting out money for it.

[Paul_E_D]

Good enough is a judgement call, but I hear they suck.

[Kurlon]

It can only tune to a target A/F Ratio which may or may not be where that motor makes it's most power at that operating point...

[Pigman]

Save your money and have it tuned...and depending on the bike flash the ECU

[cdovego]

Another vote for sell it on CL and use the money to pay for a good tune.

[sdog30]

I had one on my street r1. The thing I didn't like the most about it was you had to hook a computer up to it, start the program, go ride, come home, hook the computer back up to it, read the results, choose to implement all or some of the results. I just wished it did it automatically. Like you set your air/fuel levels and it just regulated it while you ride.

Probably works better in a track situation where you come in after 20 minutes. It's meant more for use on a dyno anyways, technically.

[Gecko]

I'd say its good enough for trackdays and amateur level racing. That said, it doesn't take the place of a proper tune by a good dyno tech. I used the Autotune on the B bike ('08 R6) at the beginning of last year and the bike did very well all season. I pulled the Autotune out because both bike went down to Markbilt Racing over the winter for, inter alia, a proper tune. Another buddy swore by the one he had on his built gixxer 1k, which he raced for 2 or 3 years with LRRS. If it were me, since you already have the Autotune, why not use it for now ... then if an opportunity presents itself to get a good tune, go for it.