Dyno tune in VT?

[korndogg]

Hey guys,

Are there any decent places to get a PC3 dyno tuned in VT? Or are we better off going to NH/MA?

Thanks,

Tommy

[Kitt]

From Milton, you wanna head to Moon Performance in Lake Placid. Closest joint, and he knows bikes. I can give you Taylor's # if you want.

[korndogg]

I know of moon performance. I know of lots of car dyno's around, actually. Just not sure which ones know bikes.
Thanks for the info!

[Kitt]

I know of moon performance. I know of lots of car dyno's around, actually. Just not sure which ones know bikes.
Thanks for the info!

We spent a day with Taylor getting the Moto Addiction bikes ready for the season last year - he has a passion for bikes, so he does a lot of playing and testing on the dyno with his own bikes... Knows his stuff.

What management are you tuning with?

[korndogg]

Power commander 3 on my 2006 GSXR 1000

[MotoFreak]

If you are looking for a street tune to smooth everything out and maximize power, head to Quintin Bro's in Williston. They have a bike Dyno and are decently priced. They've had the dyno for about 3 years now. Def not a race tune shop for bikes, but they build and tune some pretty hot street rods and dragsters.

[korndogg]

Hmm. I've actually had a car dyno'd at quintin. I know they do good work with V8's, but I also know they're awful at tuning import cars (especially boosted ones). I'll consider it though.
Thanks guys

[Rodney54]

I also wanna go get a good street tune on SANDMANS old R1

Would I be better off to leave it with the PC3 or would I make more power if I bought and installed the new PCV

[Kitt]

If you are looking for a street tune to smooth everything out and maximize power, head to Quintin Bro's in Williston. They have a bike Dyno and are decently priced. They've had the dyno for about 3 years now. Def not a race tune shop for bikes, but they build and tune some pretty hot street rods and dragsters.

This is why he should ride out to Moon Performance... He knows sport bikes.

Plus, he's just past T Road

[Kitt]

I also wanna go get a good street tune on SANDMANS old R1

Would I be better off to leave it with the PC3 or would I make more power if I bought and installed the new PCV

You will get no gains between PCIII or PCV

[MotoFreak]

This is why he should ride out to Moon Performance... He knows sport bikes.

Plus, he's just past T Road

Well shoot, then its def. worth the trip across the lake!