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Dyno & Tuning Zone => AFR & Tuning Zone => Topic started by: blackhillsken on October 20, 2022, 09:08:37 AM

Title: 2022 FLHR RDRS 107 Power Vision tuning
Post by: blackhillsken on October 20, 2022, 09:08:37 AM
Guys & Girls......Can anyone tell me if tuning an RDRS bike with Power Vision has become similar to time spent on a non-RDRS bike? Assuming the correct base map is used for starting the tuning process, has the job gotten easier than earlier?
I'm asking because I have been using Thunder Max systems on RDRS bikes, but that deal is more expensive than keeping the stock ECM and tuning with Power Vision. I got started with the T-Max mainly because I bailed on my favorite tuner (starts with TT) when tuning RDRS bikes. The extremely intensive logging procedures & related emailing of logs back and forth for that excellent tuner were too much for me.
I typically tune using a shop Power Vision for logging AFR data, then create a new map with MyTune. Then flash the stock ECM with whatever the owner already has for a tuner (SEPST, PV, or TTS) unless I'm using a new Power Vision for the tune.
Forgot to mention the above bike is getting a Zippers 468 cam.
Title: Re: 2022 FLHR RDRS 107 Power Vision tuning
Post by: hrdtail78 on October 20, 2022, 03:57:18 PM
No.  It isn't any easier.

Now you can go online and use VTune for Tq Cntl.  Still the same resolution in the collection table.

Title: Re: 2022 FLHR RDRS 107 Power Vision tuning
Post by: blackhillsken on October 21, 2022, 05:26:40 AM
Quote from: hrdtail78 on October 20, 2022, 03:57:18 PMNo.  It isn't any easier.

Now you can go online and use VTune for Tq Cntl.  Still the same resolution in the collection table.



Thanks hrdtail78. I appreciate it.