PC3 Mapping question
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PC3 Mapping question
Hello
I got some noname slipons that look alot like SE slipons and a K&N RK-3909 Air Cleaner kit on my fxdb. And i've been looking around for a mapping that matches most that i can use.
Would the 814-007 mapping on the power commander website be ok to use?
814-007
Screamin' Eagle slip-on mufflers, Screamin' Eagle air filter, Stock ECM, Dynojet O2 sensor eliminators installed, Rev Xtend enabled
edit* i just realized that i might have posted this in the wrong forum.. sorry i kinda only use the dyna forum on this board.
I got some noname slipons that look alot like SE slipons and a K&N RK-3909 Air Cleaner kit on my fxdb. And i've been looking around for a mapping that matches most that i can use.
Would the 814-007 mapping on the power commander website be ok to use?
814-007
Screamin' Eagle slip-on mufflers, Screamin' Eagle air filter, Stock ECM, Dynojet O2 sensor eliminators installed, Rev Xtend enabled
edit* i just realized that i might have posted this in the wrong forum.. sorry i kinda only use the dyna forum on this board.
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No your in the right place, but I have never run a generic map from the dynojet website. If those were SE slipons it would say so on the pipes. there is no harm in trying a few maps until you find one that works and performs well and check your spark plugs after 50 miles each map to make sure they are not getting too white (hoy) or too black (residue from too much fuel) You could try giving the nice folks either at fuelmotousa or dynojet a call and ask for advice they are real good at this stuff.
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No your in the right place, but I have never run a generic map from the dynojet website. If those were SE slipons it would say so on the pipes. there is no harm in trying a few maps until you find one that works and performs well and check your spark plugs after 50 miles each map to make sure they are not getting too white (hoy) or too black (residue from too much fuel) You could try giving the nice folks either at fuelmotousa or dynojet a call and ask for advice they are real good at this stuff.
Aiight thanks for the answer!
I will try and email fuelmoto and dynojet (i live in Denmark).
Sadly i cant ride the bike yet because of shitty weather over here!
and i will be checking the plugs forsure!
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I have the fuel moto power commander on my bike, the one with their logo on it and everything. I called them, told them what mods I had on the bike and they sent me one pre programmed with a dyno proven map that unleashed every once of power that was hiding in those 96 inches. Contact Jamie and pick his brain, he will reply, it's a solid company I highly recommend
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I have the fuel moto power commander on my bike, the one with their logo on it and everything. I called them, told them what mods I had on the bike and they sent me one pre programmed with a dyno proven map that unleashed every once of power that was hiding in those 96 inches. Contact Jamie and pick his brain, he will reply, it's a solid company I highly recommend
Thanks for the answer thoug
Cheers
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