Tuner for 2/1 exhaust?
#31
YEah but you cant compare a regular auto tune with proper dyno tune... the tune that you get wont be as good. Of course a proper tuner is worth the money in my mind, i own a pv, but a good dyno tune to add on the tuner is the best combination. In the OP's situation, he said that he wont do anything after the 2-1 exhaust, so why have a tuner on his bike, or in his drawer or what not, and not actually use it for what it is worth? So thats why i suggested to do a dyno tune.
It may be not the best solution for everybody, but for someone it may be the most convenient and cheapest option. I always think about engine upgrades and like to test out parts, so it is good to have a pv to be able to tune and tweak the numbers. Good thing about the pv is that I can read the data also and monitor the engine.
It may be not the best solution for everybody, but for someone it may be the most convenient and cheapest option. I always think about engine upgrades and like to test out parts, so it is good to have a pv to be able to tune and tweak the numbers. Good thing about the pv is that I can read the data also and monitor the engine.
Last edited by Bob_fxdb; 01-13-2019 at 07:11 AM.
#32
I have the FP3 as well. My bike came with short shots and had a horrible decel pop. V&H Exhaust made it easy to tune it correctly to what I have.
Flash forward and now I'm running Samson Street Sweepers. While not in the Manufacturer Maps, I ended up running the V&H Big Shots map on it. V&H said to run it a tank or two and if I needed adjustment to do the auto tune. Bike runs great as is so I have not auto tuned. Once I change the baffles out, that might change.
Flash forward and now I'm running Samson Street Sweepers. While not in the Manufacturer Maps, I ended up running the V&H Big Shots map on it. V&H said to run it a tank or two and if I needed adjustment to do the auto tune. Bike runs great as is so I have not auto tuned. Once I change the baffles out, that might change.
#33
I run the power vision on both my dyna’s and found it very easy to use, easy to read and the fact I can check and clear codes is a real bonus. I also love the fact you can watch it in real time and see what your motor is doing.
I have no experience with the FP3 but have heard good and bad about it...not sure if the bad is the unit itself or the operator but a google search will tell you...
I have no experience with the FP3 but have heard good and bad about it...not sure if the bad is the unit itself or the operator but a google search will tell you...
#34
looks like I’ll be getting the FP3 V&H because it’s small and can be tucked away easily. Power vision is probably the cats a$$ but as I mentioned before I won’t be going further than stage one anyway. I already relocated my speedometer on handlebar and I don’t wants more screen mounted on bars it looks to busy for my liking. And last but not least thanks everyone who contributed to this post I really appreciate everybody honest opinion.
time to order tuner and pipes now!
JP
time to order tuner and pipes now!
JP
Last edited by neverstockjp; 01-15-2019 at 08:36 PM.
#35
Me as long as the unit is not married to the bike and you can take to another if you trade, that is what counts. Started with a Power Commander 3 and then won a Power Commander 5 and auto tune...Got rid of the auto tune....I run a proven map to match my Fuelmoto pipes that they provided.
Last edited by Notgrownup; 01-16-2019 at 07:04 AM.
#36
looks like I’ll be getting the FP3 V&H because it’s small and can be tucked away easily. Power vision is probably the cats a$$ but as I mentioned before I won’t be going further than stage one anyway. I already relocated my speedometer on handlebar and I don’t wants more screen mounted on bars it looks to busy for my liking. And last but not least thanks everyone who contributed to this post I really appreciate everybody honest opinion.
time to order tuner and pipes now!
JP
time to order tuner and pipes now!
JP
Last edited by Bob_fxdb; 01-20-2019 at 07:47 PM.
#37
#38
my bad, i meant the FP3 will drain your motorcycle battery.
It is unfortunate that the lights cannot be turned off to conserve the battery.
#39
I never noticed the fp3 lights on with my wife’s xbones while the ignition was in the iff oosition.
I was always under the impression the app was how it turned on an off despite of it being hooked up.
An fp3 marries to a vin number so keeping it in the bike’s a good idea. Never worry about loosing it. And when the bike is sold or stolen, its there with it
I was always under the impression the app was how it turned on an off despite of it being hooked up.
An fp3 marries to a vin number so keeping it in the bike’s a good idea. Never worry about loosing it. And when the bike is sold or stolen, its there with it
#40