In today’s world, performance is what it’s all about. If you are looking to get your Harley to perform at its peak ability, you need to dyno tune it with the professionals at DAS Performance.

Here at DAS Performance, we have spent the last 20 years making fast things go faster. With world record holding GSXRs, we know what it’s like to build speed. If you are considering a motorcycle dyno tuning, but have questions, this Q&A should help you out.

Q. Does this really work?

 A.  Most certainly! Especially when adding performance parts, a motorcycle dyno tuning can improve the performance of your motorcycle. Every motorcycle shipped to the United States has to pass strict EPA regulation requirements. Motorcycles

 are set up to run lean in mid range, and rich in the top end. This setup robs your

 Harley of performance! A dyno tune can solve the problem.

Q. How long does it take?

A. Depending on the bike, it can be anywhere from 3 to 6 hours. Every case is different.

Q. Can all bikes be dyno tuned?

A.  No, carbureted bikes are not recommended, as you cannot properly set up a carbureted bike on today’s pump fuel, as they all contain methanol. Dyno tuning works quite well on fuel injected bikes.

Q. What motorcycles benefit the most from a dyno tuning?

A . Bikes that have been recently been worked on, adding performance parts. Twin cam Harley Davidson’s benefit greatly.

Q. What can I expect from my motorcycle after dyno tuning?

A. While it is on exactly what you put in for performance parts, anywhere from 5 to 40 hp can be gained. That can be a significant increase in power.

At DAS Performance, we use ProCharger products. They offer great supercharger kits for Harley Davidson’s. We have done some outstanding work with ProCharger in the past, collaborating on projects, and do more ProCharger kit installs than any other performance shop in the US. If you want performance out of your Harley Davidson, a motorcycle dyno tuning should be in your bike’s future! Give us a call at 978-453-0807 to schedule an appointment today.