Dyno Tuning

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Originally Posted by MikeBike

Use your QStarz GPS Lap Timer. Convert the data to 1/4 mile drag race, input the bike and rider weight and the readout can be graphed in HP/Speed. I checked it on a bike that was just Dyno's at Souhegan Valley Motorsports and it was within 5%. You can also use this to check engine output at races by changing the closed course readout to 1/4 mile. I was able to diagnose a sticky CV carb slide....

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this is more off topic than Noel's need for attention

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Originally Posted by Pigman

Allset.......the guy off Craigs will be there shortly after 1PM and hope you likem BiG :)

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I waited all day... nothing...

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Originally Posted by CBR929RE

this is more off topic than Noel's need for attention

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And less important...

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Originally Posted by DynoTune

DynoTune Power Sports in Hudson Ma....why pay more....

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Can you tune my Triumph without a PC or the like? I'm going to need a tune later this spring.

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Originally Posted by Paul_E_D

Can you tune my Triumph without a PC or the like? I'm going to need a tune later this spring.

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Tune Boy...

Without the 200 dollar tuneboy key???

In theory as a shop they can buy a subscription or whatever that lets THEM touch as many Triumphs as they want without buying individual keys. Local shop near me went that route recently if my memory is correct.

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Originally Posted by Paul_E_D

Can you tune my Triumph without a PC or the like? I'm going to need a tune later this spring.

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Hey Paul, I know a lot of ktm and triumph owners usually use tune ecu. The program is free to download. You do need to either buy or make the usb to ecu cable. Pretty sure they have them on eBay for like $50.

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Originally Posted by CBR929RE

this is more off topic than Noel's need for attention

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I found it informative.

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Originally Posted by Paul_E_D

Can you tune my Triumph without a PC or the like? I'm going to need a tune later this spring.

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I have a 97 ZX11 . Can that be dynotuned ? Is it expensive?

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Originally Posted by sdog30

Hey Paul, I know a lot of ktm and triumph owners usually use tune ecu. The program is free to download. You do need to either buy or make the usb to ecu cable. Pretty sure they have them on eBay for like $50.

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Correct. I bought a $10 cable on ebay and used it to disable the exup valve.

I have no idea at all how to use the program, but maybe some tuner will. It seems to have a good deal of functionality. 100% scared the bejeezus out of me when I started messing around in it.

OK, I would assume a tuner might have a bunch of cables on hand, but I'll look for one. I'm also looking to de-cat, de-exup my bike.

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Originally Posted by soofle616

I'd say John at Dyno Solutions but Brookfield CT isn't exactly up north.

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Definitely tuners that are closer, but +1 for John. Great guy, fair pricing, lots of knowledge.