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I don't have a TuneBoy or the TuneEdit program, but reports on the TT600 forum are almost universally positive. It costs about the same as a PC, and there are "canned" tunes you can download from Wayne's websit or the T595 website for different applications. If I understand it correctly, the TuneBoy reads all of the diagnostic codes that your ECU stores as well as giving you the capability of adjusting ignition as well as fuel maps. The PC only gives you the option of adjusting the fuel maps unless they upgraded its capabilities.
I don't have enough knowledge to use the TuneBoy without killing my bike, but if you do, then it sure seems like the way to go. Once you get all the cables and codes, it costs about the same as a Power Commander, but it does more. I think you can also store your initial codes, so if you really screw it up, you can start over. You probably better check on that one before you believe me, though.
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Will
It's a squid thing. You wouldn't understand.
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