Best fuel management under $300???
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Road Warrior
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Best fuel management under $300???
So my bike is running like GARBAGE with a V&H Fuelpak installed. It stalled in the middle of the road again, but this time it almost killed me. So the wife is onboard with getting a new fuel management system...I just don't know a whole lot about them. I'm looking at PCIII, but it looks like they only sell the "EX" model now which is Califonia EPA compliant. Also, I don't know if I should go with the O2 eliminators or not. I want to spend $300 or less so please don't recomend the sweetest $2K system out there. Thanks for the help.
Road Captain
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call or email jamie at fuelmoto. I believe you can get a pcv for right around three hundy shipped. A lot of people say his maps are right on. I thought about going this route but I found a fuelpak for $100 shipped and it's fine so far. Good luck
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So my bike is running like GARBAGE with a V&H Fuelpak installed. It stalled in the middle of the road again, but this time it almost killed me. So the wife is onboard with getting a new fuel management system...I just don't know a whole lot about them. I'm looking at PCIII, but it looks like they only sell the "EX" model now which is Califonia EPA compliant. Also, I don't know if I should go with the O2 eliminators or not. I want to spend $300 or less so please don't recomend the sweetest $2K system out there. Thanks for the help.
DO NOT buy the EX model! it is truly worthless, I got my PC-V from Fuel Motto for $320 shipped to my door with a tune made for my combo, he sells the PC-III for less than $300. Very good customer service and quick shipping
-Asa
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Road Warrior
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So the pcV might be the way to go??? Let me get this straight: Dynojet makes the pcV's for 2009 dynas... and then Jamie at Fuelmoto "retrofits" them to work on 07's????????????.........Do I have that right?
Road Captain
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More or less....I think? Everything is the same on the 07-09's....right?? So why wouldn't it work? I know people have installed them on 08's. Maybe give him a call tomorrow.
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Road Captain
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good question
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They have to be retrofit. The plugs on the '09s are different. Are you sure your fuel pak can't be adjusted? There are lot's of members here who would just say ditch the FP now! I mean i hate to loose money out the window!
