Tuneboy and Bazzaz Comparison

[gleto]

Hi all,

Has anyone done the comparison between the Tuneboy and Bazzaz units for the S3?

I'm in the market for one but don't know much about them.

Any help would be great.

Cheers,
G

[Ferris]

Search TuneECU instead?

[gleto]

Thanks Ferris.
I had a look at the TuneECU website. So does this mean all I need is the software and no hardware required?

[FoothillRyder]

Well... you do need a cable; but other than that...

[com5984]

and a pc

[FoothillRyder]

Yes, preferably a small one you can use outside.

[DFUSEME]

Or...do like I did and move your old desktop pc into the garage! It's wired for Internet and has my massive music library on it!!! Oh...did I mention there's big speakers attached too???!!!

[gleto]

So why do others such as tuneboy and bazzaz sell modules, if I can simply just use the software from TuneECU? Are the modules better?

Where do I get the cable from?

Thanks.

[Martin_R]

Originally Posted by gleto

So why do others such as tuneboy and bazzaz sell modules

To make money.

Does TuneBoy actually sell a module of some kind nowadays? At least before it was just a very expensive cable, similar to the free TuneECU in functionality.

Piggyback modules are better/easier for inexperienced tuners as they provide possibility to live tune on dyno, and also they have many helper apps for the dyno operator.

As far as end result is concerned tuning bike's own ECU with TuneECU (or TuneBoy if you want to waste your cash) will yield better results. If the tuner knows his trade.

[com5984]

Originally Posted by gleto

So why do others such as tuneboy and bazzaz sell modules, if I can simply just use the software from TuneECU? Are the modules better?

Where do I get the cable from?

Thanks.

If your in Sydney you can borrow mine, if you don't want to buy one