Help with PC3
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Help with PC3
Ready to order the PC3 for my 07 wideglide, big radius 2 into 2 (standard baffles) with a Kury dual velocity high air intake filter. I already have a rear turn signal/running light module and the HD siren under the seat. Looking at their instructions shown on the web this device goes behind the fuse box, is this correct?? I'm not in a real good financial picture right now and can not afford to get this bike dynoed but I'm tired of listening to the decel gurgle and popping and I'm concerned about damage to the motor. Am I going to have to get this bike dynoed? I'm not looking for proformance but do want to make sure I don't f it up. Thanx for yous help
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From: Ashland Ore.
Call fuel moto and get a retro-fit PCV. It is A LOT smaller and will fit much better. They are just a little more $. When you install it first remove the battery and battery box, This will make it much easier. You won't need to dyno it.
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From: Out on Deranged
+ 1 with Don above dude, get a pcV if anything. More options. However the part of the pc3 that is hard to fit is the under the seat part not the behind the fuse panel part. If you don't need the pcV in the immediate future I will sell you mine in maybe a week or two as it is the end of the season up here for me. It's perfectly fine I used it all summer.And I'm sure Jamie (fuel moto) will honor the warranty for you and you can actually save some coinage!
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I know money is tight, but for about $125 more than a new PCIII or PCV you can get something like a TTS Mastertune which does not need any hardware on the bike. You can be sure that you will be able to tune out the pop and get the most out of the bike without dyno time, if you still have the O2 sensors on it.... and a laptop.
Last edited by ColdCase; Nov 20, 2009 at 05:30 PM.
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Have a PCIII on a 07 FXDWG, fits nice under the seat. She tunes up real good, had 1 burp that Jamie from fuel moto fixed on line FREE. Hard to believe that there is anything better for the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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