01My model is not on the list: is that final?+
No — and you don’t have to wait. PNP TUNE tunes every fuel-injected Harley-Davidson and Indian: if your motorcycle isn’t yet listed by HP Tuners, we direct you straight away to an installer in our network. The official HP Tuners list also grows every quarter, and our watch picks it up every week: give us the model, model year and trim, and we’ll let you know the moment a release concerns you.
02Do you do the Indian Motorcycle Stage 1?+
Yes, it is the most common request. Indian names its own kits that way (Stage 1 intake, Stage 1 exhausts on Thunderstroke and PowerPlus) and the calibration is the part that makes them work together. PNP TUNE delivers it remotely with the HP Tuners RTD4, without shipping the ECU, and it is in that map that the 180 km/h limiter falls.
03My map comes from the dealer: what does PNP TUNE add?+
A dealer calibration is picked from a library for an approximate combination of parts. Custom Remote starts from your own data logs, recorded on your Chief, Scout or Challenger with your parts and your fuel, and refines it by iterations until the behaviour you are after.
04Have you fitted an exhaust or a filter?+
A Bassani, Freedom Performance, TAB Performance, Rinehart Racing, Cobra, S&S Cycle, Khrome Werks, Trask Performance, Two Brothers Racing or Vance & Hines system changes how the engine fills, as does an Arlen Ness intake on a Thunderstroke or an S&S Stealth on a Scout. The tune has to follow: choose Custom Remote, or write to PNP TUNE for a check.
05Does the Stage 1 remove the 180 km/h limiter?+
Yes, and it is included. At PNP TUNE, doing the Stage 1 of a bike limited to 180 km/h means dropping the limiter along with the rest of the calibration: the factory value is removed inside the original ECU, from the first level, with no added box and no second pass.
06Which Indian are in the PNP TUNE catalogue?+
The 2014–2026 Indian catalogue keeps the Thunderstroke 111 and 116, Scout 1000, 1133 and 101, FTR 1200, PowerPlus 108 and PowerPlus 112 families. The exact Remote availability appears once the model year and model are selected.
07Can I have my Indian Motorcycle tuned remotely?+
Oui. Les 64 choix Indian du catalogue sont proposés en Remote PNP via TDN, dont Challenger, Pursuit et Scout 2025–2026. La sélection de l’année et du modèle ouvre directement le pack correspondant ; 22 d’entre eux demandent l’unlock Bosch MG1 avant la lecture, indiqué sur la ligne concernée.
08Which ECUs are supported?+
Every Indian ECU within the PNP scope is supported, including the Bosch ME17.9.74 and MG1CA007 Gen1 and Gen2. PNP automatically links the tune, the hardware and the procedure matching the model year and model selected.
09Can I go back to the pre-tuning setup free of charge?+
Yes. With Remote RTD4, returning to the setup recorded before the tuning is free and the customer does it himself with his RTD4. If a third-party installer carries it out, that installer may charge 30 minutes to 1 hour of labour.
010What does the ten-year tune guarantee cover?+
For ten years PNP TUNE covers, free of charge, the follow-up of the tune, its restoration to the recorded setup and its support after a manufacturer software change. The installer may charge 30 minutes to 1 hour of labour for the work. This guarantee covers the tune and its follow-up, not the mechanics of the motorcycle.
011What happens after an update at Indian?+
If an Indian update replaces the calibration, PNP starts again from the new factory base and reapplies the matching PNP tune free of charge.
012Are the safeguards and the emissions equipment kept?+
Yes. The engine protection strategies managed by the ECU, along with the original emissions equipment and its diagnostics, stay active.
013Do I need a dyno?+
No. Data logging replaces the dyno in the PNP TUNE process. The data recorded on the motorcycle allows its real behaviour to be checked and the Custom Remote tune to be refined.
014I already own an RTD4: can I buy the Indian tune only?+
Yes. The Street Remote (350 €) or Custom Remote (630 €) tune can be bought on its own, HP Tuners credit pool included. The RTD4 serial number and the VIN are enough: the tune arrives through TDN, even if the interface was bought from another HP Tuners dealer.
015Challenger PowerPlus 112 with exhaust and filter: which solution should I choose?+
Custom Remote. The data logs recorded on your motorcycle (cold engine, riding up to temperature, a full-load pull in 4th within a permitted setting) let PNP TUNE adapt fuelling, timing and transitions to that precise setup.
0162023 Scout Bobber with MG1CA007 Gen 2 ECU: why an unlock?+
This ECU is locked by the manufacturer. The unlock service (100 €) prepares the ECU at HP Tuners Europe before the first read; the Remote tune then runs normally with the RTD4 and the right cable.
017How long between the order and the tune?+
Once the read arrives through TDN, the Street Remote tune is usually ready within 24 to 48 working hours. With Custom Remote, allow a few days more: each iteration depends on your data logs.
018I am an Indian dealer or an independent workshop: how do I work with PNP TUNE?+
Through the HP Tuners dealer network: read in the workshop with a professional interface, exchange through TDN and PNP tune. Write to tune@pnptune.com with your business name and your country to receive the trade terms.
019Can I move from Street Remote to Custom Remote afterwards?+
Yes. The upgrade (333 €) keeps your RTD4, your cable and the HP Tuners credit pool already tied to the motorcycle; it adds data logging, analysis and step-by-step adjustments.
020I am selling my motorcycle: can I put the original setup back?+
Yes, free of charge. With Remote RTD4 you restore the setup recorded before the tuning yourself, using the interface. PNP TUNE then supports the tune for ten years for that vehicle.