147CI Harley Tuning HISTORY Made with Stock ECM (No ThunderMax, No PV, No Impact Wiring Solutions скачать в хорошем качестве

147CI Harley Tuning HISTORY Made with Stock ECM (No ThunderMax, No PV, No Impact Wiring Solutions

The game has changed. My 147CI Harley just became the first ever tuned on a factory ECM—no ThunderMax, no Power Vision, no Impact Wiring Solutions, just my stock ECM. This breakthrough could reshape Harley performance forever!!! Performance tuning is evolving, and Harley riders just witnessed a major milestone. For the first time, a 147CI Harley-Davidson motor has been fully tuned on the factory ECM—unlocking complete access to fuel, timing, VE tables, and more, without relying on ThunderMax, Power Vision, or any external device. This video documents that breakthrough. You’ll see how an innovative beta software gave Matt at Those Dino Guy the ability to treat the stock ECM like a standalone tuner, while still preserving OEM features like cruise control, knock sensors, and engine management. The result? A historic first step that could redefine how riders approach performance builds. The journey here was unique: my bike had already been tuned to perfection on ThunderMax by George at All American Cycles, one of the most respected builders in the field. With an Impact tuner left over from a prior build, I was in the rare position to explore alternatives—not because anything was wrong, but because curiosity opened the door to something new. 🏍️ What You’ll Gain from This Video: A front-row seat to a historic first 147CI factory ECM tune Professional insights from Matt on how the software works A comparison of factory ECM tuning versus traditional systems A look at how this breakthrough could impact future Harley builds Harley riders are always searching for the next performance edge. Could this be the future? Watch, decide for yourself, and join the discussion. 👉 Share your thoughts in the comments. 👍 Like this video if you want more real-world Harley performance insights. 🔔 Subscribe for exclusive builds, part reviews, and tuning breakthroughs.