Best Tuner for '15 Street Bob FXDB...?
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Best Tuner for '15 Street Bob FXDB...?
Hello Everyone,
I've just recently acquired a brand new Bassani Road Rage Mega Power exhaust (2-in-1) and an Arlen Ness "Big Sucker" air cleaner to pair with it. With that being said, I am now on a quest to find and purchase the BEST tuner to go with said items. I'm looking to have optimal performance without having to spend hours dialing in the new toys.
Just from talking to some buddies, locally, they're all recommending different tuners ranging from the Vances and Hines FP3 to Power Commander V to Power Vision, to the TTS... All these tuners sound great and have some awesome features to offer but before I make my decision I wanted to get some detailed input from other riders here in the online community who are running the same set up as me.
What tuner are you using and why did you decide to go with said tuner?
I've just recently acquired a brand new Bassani Road Rage Mega Power exhaust (2-in-1) and an Arlen Ness "Big Sucker" air cleaner to pair with it. With that being said, I am now on a quest to find and purchase the BEST tuner to go with said items. I'm looking to have optimal performance without having to spend hours dialing in the new toys.
Just from talking to some buddies, locally, they're all recommending different tuners ranging from the Vances and Hines FP3 to Power Commander V to Power Vision, to the TTS... All these tuners sound great and have some awesome features to offer but before I make my decision I wanted to get some detailed input from other riders here in the online community who are running the same set up as me.
What tuner are you using and why did you decide to go with said tuner?
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Yeah, I've heard nothing but great things about the Vance n Hines FP3 tuner. It seems so simple and user friendly.
When I called Bassani directly and asked them the other day about tuners they told me to go Power Commander V but I looked into the installation for that thing and it seems quite complicated. You gotta plug it into like 3 different cables and then run it through a computer program to dial it in.
When I called Bassani directly and asked them the other day about tuners they told me to go Power Commander V but I looked into the installation for that thing and it seems quite complicated. You gotta plug it into like 3 different cables and then run it through a computer program to dial it in.
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If you are sticking with Stage 1 and don't want to spend too much time or money dialing it in the PC-V compliments the pipes and intake nicely, and is not complicated to install.
You definitely should look in to buying it through a good tuner like Fuel Moto for customer support to have it mapped/setup properly for your bike.
You definitely should look in to buying it through a good tuner like Fuel Moto for customer support to have it mapped/setup properly for your bike.
Last edited by spyderwebb; 10-13-2015 at 07:18 AM.
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I use the fp3 and really like goofing around with it. It's been great and I have gone beyond stage 1.
That being said, if you ever plan to get a professional dyno tune (well worth the cost), most will not tune your bike using the fp3. While pros have their favorite tuners, almost everyone will tune using the Power Vision. If you choose that route, fuel Moto USA have a great package that includes a handlebar mount, pre built map, and awesome service. Just something to consider but as mentioned in incredibly happy with the fp3
That being said, if you ever plan to get a professional dyno tune (well worth the cost), most will not tune your bike using the fp3. While pros have their favorite tuners, almost everyone will tune using the Power Vision. If you choose that route, fuel Moto USA have a great package that includes a handlebar mount, pre built map, and awesome service. Just something to consider but as mentioned in incredibly happy with the fp3
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haha yea we all say that at first. I have the FP2 and am kicking myself now because im about ready to do cam upgrade this winter and will be getting the power vision to accomadate. should have gone with that tuner the first go round.