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Craaaap.
Have a 636 acting up first day down in Daytona. May be a mapping problem.
Can anyone suggest a dyno tuning shop in the Daytona area? I understand this is a bad week to be doing anything. Quickie dynojet search turned up "Carls Speed Shop". Anyone ever delt with them or willing to make another recommendation?
Driving to a decent tuning shop is also a possibility.
Any help would greatly appreciated.
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If your willing to go to lakeland,my uncle owns a shop and does great work,i could prolly get you a deal
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Thanks for the offer.
Lakeland may be a bit of a drive but I'm not ruling anything out.
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how would you have a mapping issue out of nowhere? Probably something else wrong. Dont get emergency dyno work done figure out whatelse is up. Post up whats wrong and see if someone can help!
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Not out of nowhere.
The rider who owns the bike decided to change the exhaust at the last minute before driving down to Daytona. Map was for the old exhaust.
Bike seemed to run strong yesterday before the trip down. Nothing else has been changed. He's doing some basic diag tonight. Running out of time pretty quickly to get this sorted out.
I'm thinking a remap will eliminate some of the major components. Figures this all happens right before this weekend.
Has anyone ever delt with Carls Speed Shop? They are only one of two shops coming up in the Daytona area with dynos.
Once again, any help is appreciated.
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Bump for any other suggestions.
Thanks
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put the other exhaust on.......DUHHHH<-----charlie sheen voice
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Don't change stuff before events. You dont mess with a warlock
