Power Vision
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Power Vision
I am installing a Power Vision tomorrow. Current setup is in my signature. I was going to get a dyno tune, but for $300, it seems steep for a one-time deal. Fuel Moto is running a $150 off with the trade in of a PCII or PCV, bringing the price of the PV down to $400. I ride a wide variance of elevations and temperatures, and liked the idea of being able to auto tune down the road as needed. Any recent Power Vision owners with any advice? I am running the stock O2 sensors in basic mode for the next month, then adding the Pro Auto Tune with the WB sensors. Thanks for any input.
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Does Fuelmoto preload a map prior to shipping? If it is the case, piece of cake. If they don't have a map that matches your setup, you might need a dyno tune. I only add wood 555 cams, ac and pipes, Fuelmoto has the right map for me, it seems to run great.
Watch the following videos.
http://www.dynojet.com/powervision/p...on-videos.aspx
Watch the following videos.
http://www.dynojet.com/powervision/p...on-videos.aspx
#3
Never need a dyno tune. They will match you up pretty close. Install and follow the instructions for your own auto tune. No need to have a tech pound the crap out of your bike just to see your HP numbers. This site will walk you step by step. http://www.dynojet.com/PowerVision/
#4
Spend some time looking through this thread. Should turn your head into mush. But seriously, evrything you need is there.
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Already been in contact with Jamie and he said I will need my stock map...Not sure why so I might send him the question...I think it might be something to do with it automatically saving your stock map and because I have a TTS map in there they are not compatible...
Cheers...Sparra
Cheers...Sparra
Last edited by Sparra; 05-16-2013 at 04:25 AM.
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#8
elevation changes don't matter...I just went from sea level to 1665' above.......emailed my tuner (http://www.docsperformancetuning.com/) and inquired about the elevation change. Here is his reply I received this morning
"Moving didn't change a thing in the tune. The ECM knows what elevation it's at so it makes the adjustments it needs.
Enjoy
Doc"
"Moving didn't change a thing in the tune. The ECM knows what elevation it's at so it makes the adjustments it needs.
Enjoy
Doc"
#9
Never need a dyno tune. They will match you up pretty close. Install and follow the instructions for your own auto tune. No need to have a tech pound the crap out of your bike just to see your HP numbers. This site will walk you step by step. http://www.dynojet.com/PowerVision/
#10
Already been in contact with Jamie and he said I will need my stock map...Not sure why so I might send him the question...I think it might be something to do with it automatically saving your stock map and because I have a TTS map in there they are not compatible...
Cheers...Sparra
Cheers...Sparra