What does the "12 minute tune" do?

[BigNorm]

I can do mine in 3 minutes or less.

 

[Nogrey]

I'm starting to think this crowd is starved for $EX? Is it because you ride Rockets (and your women don't)? Or, more simply stated, is it because you can't get anyone to ride your rocket?

 

[EasTexRIII]

I can do mine in 3 minutes or less.

Braggin

 

[dragonjocky]

It all depends on the amount of squish!

Oh!! Yeah squish is awesome, but you gotta have the right amount. To tight and pop goes the weasel,to loose and the slug is like throwing hot dog down a hallway slappin all around in there.

 

[cusso ken]

I the bore is too small and the piston too soft it can be like pushing a marsh mellow into a money box

 

[mexican]

Braggin

More like embarrasing

 

[Brenna1960]

It gives the bike an opportunity to learn its new idle conditions. When you make a change such as you did, the computer will need to adapt to the big gulps of air it can now get and the big pipe it can dump the exhaust into. If you just start the bike and go, it may idle poorly for a while. It would eventually relearn, but with the 12 minute tune, it gets most of that out of the way.

Yes it works pretty good but it is not a cure-all, you probably will need a tuner of some sort if you do intake and exhaust both.

 

[rocketjohn]

Right, and when you put an updated map in, you reset previous adaptations and run the 12 minute tune. Overall it gives a smoother transition to your new map, especially if it is radically different from the one your were using.

 

[Nogrey]

Yes it works pretty good but it is not a cure-all, you probably will need a tuner of some sort if you do intake and exhaust both.

"Tuner"?

 

[topofthirdgear]

Play this 12 min tune during your 12 min tune for increased hp, trq, and over all groovyness.

One of Hendrix most awesome tines