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Pulled the trigger and placed an order at FuelMoto for a D&D Fatcat and Dynojet Power Vision w/ Target Tune. Keeping my fingers crossed that I can get the Fatcat and Low Rider with its mid-controls to work.
Ran my first couple auto tunes with the PV and figured out how to get most of the decel popping out. Love the sound, super deep and really barks on throttle. Cruising droning sound is not an issue either.
That looks great! How long did it take for the header to change color, very unique?
That looks great! How long did it take for the header to change color, very unique?
Thanks! Honestly, after the very first ride to work, most of it was golden brown. Yesterday I went on a four 20 min rides (work, lunch, work, home) to auto tune and that was when I came back.
Saturday should be a ~400 mile ride (headed to Dynaholics Summer Bash); I'll update if the color changes.
I have the RR2 mega power on my SB. After spending a few hours (and $$$) on the dyno I still have some "crackling" on decal but got rid of all the backfire. I'm using the SE Street Tuner. It definitely pulls hard, once I hit 3,000 rpm and the pipe growls like an expensive sports car. I had to go with the quiet baffle to keep the db police off my back.
If I didn't go with the blacked-out look, I would have gotten the RR3
Originally Posted by Shaunchez
Went the other way from yall, Bassani RR3
Ran my first couple auto tunes with the PV and figured out how to get most of the decel popping out. Love the sound, super deep and really barks on throttle. Cruising droning sound is not an issue either.
I have the RR2 mega power on my SB. After spending a few hours (and $$$) on the dyno I still have some "crackling" on decal but got rid of all the backfire. I'm using the SE Street Tuner. It definitely pulls hard, once I hit 3,000 rpm and the pipe growls like an expensive sports car. I had to go with the quiet baffle to keep the db police off my back.
If I didn't go with the blacked-out look, I would have gotten the RR3
Yeah I gotta work on the backfiring still. Is there any negative affects to doing the +5 Fuel and + 3 deg Spark on decel using the power vision?
I'm not that up to speed technically. The tech at the dealership did all the fine tuning.
My parameters were:
1. eliminate the backfiring and excessive crackling/popping - was really bad initially
2. more power - bike made a lot of noise after the pipes were installed, but I didn't feel noticeable power increase
Then I left it up to the tech to do the reprogramming. They gave me the dyno chart afterwards. Torque curve definitely moved upwards in the rpm band from stock
Bike is now pulling smooth and strong from 3,000 upwards. I'm really enjoying the ride now.
What was the fix to get most of the decel popping out?
UR, seeing you bought from FM just send your auto tuned map to Jamie explaining what the bike is doing and what you want it to do. He will tweak your last auto tune and send it back to you.
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