The SERT is still available

[VRYQUIK]

As you probably all ready know, the SERT was replaced with the Super Tuner.

The company that originally design the SERT program still has the rights to manufacture and sell it. I tuned a bike last week that had one and it is basically the same except they have added extra features.
The company is called TTS MasterTune.

TTS - MasterTune EFI Programming Software

I acquired about dealer information. I am currently a dealer but I have to purchase at least six at a time to get a discount.

[GasMan]

TTS by Mastertune (TTS - MasterTune EFI Programming Software) has been out for close to 2 years.
I use it and have found it and the support better than anything from the MOCO.
The vTune feature is what, I think, sets it apart from any other tuning software package.

[mstngjoe]

I've been doing some research and looking at this product very closely. At the moment it is my first choice for fuel management.

Is a dyno tune the optimum way to set this tuner up?

(Right now I'm running some Khrome Werks slip ons and will add a high flow air filter at the same time I do fuel management.)

[GasMan]

Originally Posted by mstngjoe

I've been doing some research and looking at this product very closely. At the moment it is my first choice for fuel management.

Is a dyno tune the optimum way to set this tuner up?

(Right now I'm running some Khrome Werks slip ons and will add a high flow air filter at the same time I do fuel management.)

You can use vTune off the dyno or DataMaster on the dyno. The dyno tune may get you another 3 to 5 HP.

[mstngjoe]

Originally Posted by GasMan

You can use vTune off the dyno or DataMaster on the dyno. The dyno tune may get you another 3 to 5 HP.

Hmmmm......considering the cost of dyno time with my indy (a good tuner btw), that's gonna be an expensive 3-5 hp.

I'll leave that decision for game time.