06 Dragon
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Anyone running the map tun system on their sidewinder?
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Map tun or map tune?
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06 Dragon
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Map tuner by Map Tun.
climbmax
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Mostly seems to be a Scandinavia thing. Which Im cool with. 
Over here there seems to be a lot of Evo (now Precision?) and Hurricane as far as Re-flash goes.
Plus a fair amount of MCX which is a piggy back controller. Can remove or take it with you forever.
Pick your poison, they all have pros and cons.
Cheers
RS
Over here there seems to be a lot of Evo (now Precision?) and Hurricane as far as Re-flash goes.
Plus a fair amount of MCX which is a piggy back controller. Can remove or take it with you forever.
Pick your poison, they all have pros and cons.
Cheers
RS
CrankShop910
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Mostly seems to be a Scandinavia thing. Which Im cool with.
Over here there seems to be a lot of Evo (now Precision?) and Hurricane as far as Re-flash goes.
Plus a fair amount of MCX which is a piggy back controller. Can remove or take it with you forever.
Pick your poison, they all have pros and cons.
Cheers
RS
What one would you use for a 260-270HP tune??
Lunch_Box
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I have the Evo stage 4 and am happy with it, but might sell it and give the MCX stage 2 a try.
0neoldfart
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I’m also running an EVO stage 4 and am happy with it. That said, I don’t believe any flash will get you 260-270 hp on the hill in real world conditions based on past experience with the 1100T Suzuki, but I also feel that there are VERY FEW riders that can ride a true 260-270hp sled to it’s potential. But a simple flash is more then enough for 99% of riders, it is a significant improvement over stock
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