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Originally Posted by thundercatken
At the risk of sounding "Pedestrian" ... who the hell really cares whether it is SAE, STD, 4th/5th gear, etc, etc, etc? As long as the AF is spot on thru out the tune, and it runs good, then the bike is in perfect tune. The numbers won't be the same on any two dyno's anyhow.
I'm sure there are "Happy" dyno's out there, but if the tuner knows what he's doing, it doesn't matter which one he uses. The bike is still gonna run great. AND, those who use those "Happy" dyno's to try to boost their image, are gonna loose customers when they find out the truth.
If you guy's want to contribute to a fund, I'll bring my bike to Joe's, then as many other tuners I can, until the money runs out ... we'll see what every dyno in the Northeast says and post the results ... would that end this "Sillyness"?  |
I could give two ****$ what correction factor people use, or what the numbers end up being. This is not pointed at anybody directly, but when you use numbers to
advertise a package you have to be willing to disclose all of the info behind those numbers (weather stack readings, correction factor, 4th gear/ 5th gear, etc)
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