If so, is programming it just like jetting (Trial and Error). How quick can you program it with a laptop handy?

One more, was it worth it and did you have a noticeable difference on how the bike handled?

Thanks!!

 

I haven't played with the timing curves but it doesn't look difficult. Raising the rev limit is easy. The software isn't that complicated and comes with 4 timing curves to start. If you make a mistake, you can reload the originals with one click. Go for it.

 

I was wondering if a stock Raptor CDI could be reprogrammed the same way the DYNA can be. If it can the only option the stocker wouldnt have is having a switch of 4 different curves to switch back and forth to on the go. Does anybody know if it can be done? Slim

 

Mike(TheRaptorMan) does some of the programming himself. You throw him a PM and probaly get some info.

 

Programming the Dyna is super easy. You can make up some curves and it takes about 8 seconds to download them to the ignition. Everytime you bring up the program, the 4 curves that come in the igntion come up so you can also quickly download them if needed. Creating curves is pretty much just trial and error also.