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Before you go to the Dealer, please give Fuel Moto a call and they will work with your budget and your needs and have excellent options for you. I will say that you tend to get what you pay for: more $$ gives you more flexibility/features - a lot depends on how interested you are in getting to know your tune. Fuel Moto is a HDForum Sponsor with a great reputation for customer service.
You can click on Fuel Moto on the right side of this screen under "Sponsors" and it will take you to their website - start looking at their EFI controllers.
I have never used a Fuel Pack, but I know it is a "piggyback" budget fuel controller, not anything like a PV or SERT that allows detailed control of your tune. It could be OK if you want to keep it simple and don't want to get too involved with your tune.
You can click on Fuel Moto on the right side of this screen under "Sponsors" and it will take you to their website - start looking at their EFI controllers.
I have never used a Fuel Pack, but I know it is a "piggyback" budget fuel controller, not anything like a PV or SERT that allows detailed control of your tune. It could be OK if you want to keep it simple and don't want to get too involved with your tune.
Last edited by HD Pilot; 12-29-2013 at 01:47 PM.
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I'll second the Fuel Moto recommendation. Very happy with them.
The PCV is a good start. I PREFER full tuners, however,this time, went back to a power commander for the Dyna. Did that due to the fact I wasn't sure or not if I am going to go any further in this engine. The PCV will do fine with deeper upgrades as well, especially in the hands of a real good tuner.
Chase
The PCV is a good start. I PREFER full tuners, however,this time, went back to a power commander for the Dyna. Did that due to the fact I wasn't sure or not if I am going to go any further in this engine. The PCV will do fine with deeper upgrades as well, especially in the hands of a real good tuner.
Chase
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A dyno tune is the most precise way to tune your bike but is pricey and if you decide to modify your bike down the road - guess what: new dyno tune and more $$$. With a nice fuel tuner like PV you can basically tune the bike yourself, not as well as a dyno tune but a lot less $$ - your choice.
You do not have to get a new tune with just pipes, but you will be running the stock lean fuel map and it would be MUCH better with a nice ac and fuel tuner.
Last edited by HD Pilot; 12-29-2013 at 02:07 PM.
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