speedo healer VS speedo tuner

[wht_scorpion]

I looking to get one which one is the best and the easys to set up with a gps w tre and plug and play I dont cut wires. Price does not matter. Thx for the input

 

[m_ridgeway]

i have the speedohealer, total plug in play, easy to setup and install. i got mine from boostbysmith. dunno about the other one

 

[kromdom]

another happy speedohealer user here

 

[904Busa]

Happy with the speedo tuner. Got it from the local Suzuki dealer for $89 early last year.

 

[rusheriv]

I've got the SpeedoHealer and have no regrets. Simple plug 'n play install, online calibration tool and the cool top speed recall.

Here are some comparison charts that might help you.

SpeedoHealer vs. SpeedoDRD http://www.calsportbike.com/sh/Healer_vs_DRD.pdf
SpeedoHealer vs. Speedo Tuner http://www.calsportbike.com/sh/SHV4_vs_ST.pdf

 

[pashnit]

Speedohealer here too.

So that makes 80% of responders (thus far) have the Speedohealer. That has to tell you something.

Have them in stock & can ship out anytime.

Buy Now: SpeedoHealer V4.0 Speedo Healer Speedometer Calibrator Correction | Pashnit Moto

 

[fiend]

I've got a speedohealer on the way from pashnit. Installation is pretty straightforward I believe.


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[wht_scorpion]

I hear you have to be a do alot of math with the speedo healer and what happen when you battery dies do you have to reprogram it

 

[wht_scorpion]

I looking to get one which one is the best and the easily to set up with a Gipro w tre and plug and play I don't cut wires. Price does not matter. Thx for the input

 

[kromdom]

I looking to get one which one is the best and the easily to set up with a Gipro w tre and plug and play I don't cut wires. Price does not matter. Thx for the input

You lost me here.....did you just repeat your FIRST post? Are the replies/testimonials presented thus far insufficient to answer your question?

 

[rusheriv]

You don't have to be a mathematician to program the SpeedoHealer, they have a online calculator that does the math for you. It's way too easy!

If your battery dies or you need to disconnect the SpeedoHealer there's no need to reprogram, it stores the set values to Flash memory. So you could use it on multiple bikes provided you have the harnesses for each bike. It also has two memory banks so you can store different setups (e.g. street and track sprocket/tire).

The GIPro and SpeedoHealer work fine on the same bike, they both have plug 'n play harnesses that connect to different sensors. The GIPro plugs into the gear position sensor and the SpeedoHealer into the vehicle speed sensor. I have both on my '06 and love the HealTech products!

 

[06+5 bussa]

I've got the speedo tuner and it has NEVER worked right. Local shop replaced it for me 3 times and it does the same thing 'holds the speed for like 4 to 5 seconds then jumps up and back down to whatever speed i'm doing at the time' it does this randomly the whole time i'm riding. When the speedo tuner isn't hooked up the speedo doesn't jump around at all. No one has ever been able to figure it out......

 

[Sous]

I am using the DRD and it was simple to set up, and very small.

 

[Tufbusa]

I think I have a speedohealer still in the package? It's not the V4 but it has the remote for checking top speed.

These Speedohealer units are very easy to use and easy to properly adjust the speedo. The easiest way to adjust them is with the assistance of a GPS. I have also used the mile markers on the freeway which gets the speed adjustment very close.