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Feb 10, 2009 | 08:08 PM

YellowHawk

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Bought SE A/C but have question

I bought a Screamin Eagle Stage I A/C on ebay yesterday. Now I need fuel management. I think I'll probably go with a PCIII. I was planning to get one from Fuel Moto. If I bought one from an individual instead, where can I get maps? I know the Power Commander website has a few but from what I understand Fuel Moto has a lot of maps. I would need a map for SEII Pro Slip Ons and SE A/C kit.

Feb 10, 2009 | 08:51 PM

YellowHawk

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I did a search on the subject...I'm just curious too...on the PC website they have some maps, but how do you know what setup they are for?

Feb 10, 2009 | 09:06 PM

murphdog

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There are 26 maps for 07-08 Dynas on Power Commanders website and they have descriptions of what each map is for. M814-007 sounds right for you if your bike is an 07 or 08.

M814-007 Screamin' Eagle slip-on mufflers, Screamin' Eagle air filter, Stock ECM, Dynojet O2 sensor eliminators installed, Rev Xtend enabled

Feb 11, 2009 | 04:52 AM

YellowHawk

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I see they do have the descriptions. I have an 06 Dyna FXDI. The 07 had the TC96, mine has the TC88. Under 06 Dyna maps on the Power Commander website there are very few listed. None of them have SEII slip-ons listed. Also, not sure if this matters or not but I have the older model 80258-99A Screamin Eagle Pro II slip ons which were the pre-epa slip ons. I don't know if they need a different map than the new EPA compliant style. Sorry for so many questions.

Feb 11, 2009 | 05:51 AM

SC-Longhair

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I have the same setup and am using the 814-007 map without issue. Of course the bike could be tuned but at this point it's not worth it just for slip-ons.

Feb 11, 2009 | 06:25 AM

maverick101

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Check your yellow pages, I have one bike mech that is a dealer and tuner for PC. I called just to find out what it would cost and what they do to "tune" the PCIII. It almost sounds like a dyno but is'nt, if that makes sense. They can set it up for either power or fuel savings. Only cost 100.00. I'll be taking mine in in the next few weeks to have it done.