dyno tuning

[dragonchef]

Just wondering what one would expect to pay to get an FJR dyno'd and mapped for a PC3. Guy here in Seoul is charging $300, but have no idea if this is good. Most other labor charges here are very, very cheap ($25/hr or so).

 

[OGRE]

$300 should get you about 3 hours of dyno time... at least here in south carolina thats pretty much the going rate..... a custom map can take 2-5 hours.... so $200-$500 is average.

 

[El Toro]

If they're going to do a custom map on a brake based dyno, this price would seem very modest. You can spend the best part of a day smoothing out maps. In our FSAE car tuning activities with the YZF R6 engines, we tend to go for fuel economy at mid and lower throttle positions, and raw power from 70% of WOT on out. If they've already worked on a similar bike, they'll have a good starting point, and it won't take as long to get it dialed in.

 

[Colonel Panic]

Sounds reasonable. If they have a Dynojet unit it makes it a lot simpler.

I plan on taking mine to these guys after I install headers and PC III.

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