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From: Pittsburgh Pa.
advice needed
I have a 08 superglide FXD I am ready to do a stage 1 upgrade
1)Vance & Hines Big shot staggered exhaust
2)Vance & Hines Duke for air
3)Fuelpak
Any advice would be appricated
Best place to buy
Thanks Nuge
1)Vance & Hines Big shot staggered exhaust
2)Vance & Hines Duke for air
3)Fuelpak
Any advice would be appricated
Best place to buy
Thanks Nuge
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Ventura, CA (So Cal)
J&P cycles is where i bought exuast for both my dyna's. It's also worth the price to get the gold membership for $50 and buy your pipes air cleaner and fuel pak all at the same time and get 10% off and free shipping.
I have the Vance and Hines Big shot staggard on my 06' dyna and i love them, just loud enough but not so loud you can't talk over them at idle at a light. The fuel pak is okay, i put one on my wife's 07' dyna in conjunction with Vance and Hines Short shots and it was a pain to hook it up and fit it under the seat but easy to program.
I did the SERT on my '06 and had it dyno tuned and it's more of a racey punched out tuner comparred to the fuel pak, and without the pain install.
The fuel pack was only like $300 though instead of the $600 i spent on the SERT and tuning so for the value it's better and they both mix your fuel perfect.
I have the Vance and Hines Big shot staggard on my 06' dyna and i love them, just loud enough but not so loud you can't talk over them at idle at a light. The fuel pak is okay, i put one on my wife's 07' dyna in conjunction with Vance and Hines Short shots and it was a pain to hook it up and fit it under the seat but easy to program.
I did the SERT on my '06 and had it dyno tuned and it's more of a racey punched out tuner comparred to the fuel pak, and without the pain install.
The fuel pack was only like $300 though instead of the $600 i spent on the SERT and tuning so for the value it's better and they both mix your fuel perfect.
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From: Chesterfield, VA
Since you are in Pittsburg, check easternperformance.com for the exhaust and air cleaner. I have found it hard to beat their prices and super fast shipping.
As far as the tuner, check Fuelmoto for the PCIII or PC-V. For a $100 more than the V&H Fuel Pak, you can get a more versatile unit. Fuelmoto will pre-load it with the map specific for your set-up.
As far as the tuner, check Fuelmoto for the PCIII or PC-V. For a $100 more than the V&H Fuel Pak, you can get a more versatile unit. Fuelmoto will pre-load it with the map specific for your set-up.
Road Warrior
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Since you are in Pittsburg, check easternperformance.com for the exhaust and air cleaner. I have found it hard to beat their prices and super fast shipping.
As far as the tuner, check Fuelmoto for the PCIII or PC-V. For a $100 more than the V&H Fuel Pak, you can get a more versatile unit. Fuelmoto will pre-load it with the map specific for your set-up.
As far as the tuner, check Fuelmoto for the PCIII or PC-V. For a $100 more than the V&H Fuel Pak, you can get a more versatile unit. Fuelmoto will pre-load it with the map specific for your set-up.
Personally I'm not a fan of the fuelpak, especially after owning one. It's just a very locked down system.
Road Captain
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: East Stroudsburg PA
Ebay is always a good place to find parts and I know Eastern Performance sells stuff on there as well if u arent close to the shop...As far as a Fuel Pak or PCIII or V I would go with a power commander, I have one on my bike now and the thing runs excellent + Jamie at Fuel Moto is a hell of a guy, will help u out on install or w/e u need..I went with the Power Commander just because I seen so many good reviews, unlike the Fuel Pak, but some people have had great success with the Pak so I cant hate on it
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