Woolish or tuneboy?

nesmsm · Feb 10, 2022

Just looking for the best software for tunning without bricking stuff.

Thanks!

BP PanigaleV4S · Feb 10, 2022

Woolich.

Tuneboy support is non-existent to very spotty at best.

nesmsm · Feb 11, 2022

Is support really needed? and are there any differences in features? there is quite a difference in price so would like to know if paying the difference is worth it.

Thanks!

B Topp · Feb 11, 2022

With the Woolich stuff you don’t need a dyno to tune the bike. Tune boy you need a dyno. Tune boy might have a few features that Woolich does not have i.e a cruse control set up. I’ve used Woolich now for a few years and really like it.

Disco · Feb 11, 2022

I had Woolich and changed to Tuneboy. Probably don't need support, but when I had a software issue with the data mapping, Wayne fixed it very quickly. The freedom with TB is very good and simple to use. I also fitted wide band sensors and it all works well together. With this setup you can tune without a dyno also, but I'd recommend getting the initial tune in one to be sure you're close to the mark

nesmsm · Feb 13, 2022

I plan to go to a dyno just once and have it tuned for good, so I think will go with TB.

Thanks for the help folks!

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