Power commander Question
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2nd Gear
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Power commander Question
I've searched old posts with no luck. I just bought the vance and hines short shots for my 06 dyna and am looking into the PCIII. My question is 2 part. One is do i really need the PCIII? I would think so. Secondly I noticed that all the fuel maps say "O2 sensor eliminators ". does this mean that my 02 sensors are unused now?
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Road Warrior
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From: Sparks, NV
RE: Power commander Question
Yes, and yes. You will need to compensate the added airflow with added fuel, so you'll need some fuel module - PCIII, SERT, etc. The O2 sensors are bypassed with the PCIII, so yes, they'll be unused.
As a side note, I had that same setup and used the map for the big shots provided by Dynojet. I had a custom map done last week and was told that the map I was using was REALLY rich. The last I checked they haven't done a canned map for the shortshots, so be sure to get it tuned with a custom map. I did and it's a new bike; runs awesome.
As a side note, I had that same setup and used the map for the big shots provided by Dynojet. I had a custom map done last week and was told that the map I was using was REALLY rich. The last I checked they haven't done a canned map for the shortshots, so be sure to get it tuned with a custom map. I did and it's a new bike; runs awesome.
Cruiser
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RE: Power commander Question
I have to agree with the previous post, but get an A/C also, I did a PC on my bike and the improvement was HUGE.... The only challenge Ihad was findiing the plugs for the O2 sensor in my pipes...
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2nd Gear
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RE: Power commander Question
Outstanding. Untill i can plug up the 02 sensor holes in the pipes i would reckon that i could just use the current o2 sensor.
Read in a prior post that http://www.fuelmotousa.com/ was a good place to get the PCIII?
Read in a prior post that http://www.fuelmotousa.com/ was a good place to get the PCIII?
Road Captain
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RE: Power commander Question
yes, I have heard that is a good place as well. I got mine from eastern performance for 279.00. I think the shipping was free. I dont know if they still offer that but they do have a website. Took about 3 or 4 days to get here.
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RE: Power commander Question
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Road Warrior
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From: Sparks, NV
RE: Power commander Question
I also used Eastern Performance. I should add that I had a BIG improvement over stock with the map from Dynojet, so I hope that I wouldn't come across as saying it wasn't worth it without the dyno tune. Definitely get the pipes, PC, and a/c on that bike and run the closest map possible ASAP, huge difference.