power vision on a dyna
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From: Pa
I do believe its the most expensive one as well. My TTS was 425 ish. Also remember that the TTS, SERT, and Powervision all lock to your ecm (bike). Which means you can sell it after you used it, its a part of your bike. I had the PCV before this and that can be used on any bike you want, well within the model that it fits.
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Road Captain
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From: WV
I have the PCV as well right now. I just don't want a piggy back system anymore. So is the power vision pretty simple to use though? Like as far as tuning with it? I will be using the stock o2 sensors. I just have a stage one setup right now.
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I dont have the Power Vision but from the videos i have seen on utube on installing and tuning it seems much easier than the TTS. Since everything is stored on that little monitor as uposed to my big azz laptop from 1995. I didnt want anything pigybacking and basically tricking the ecm to thinking something else either thus buying the TTS. Oh also my tech at harley recommended it, even over the SE tuners.
Good thing is you can sell your pcv , if in good working condition for like 200 bucks on the classifieds section.
Good thing is you can sell your pcv , if in good working condition for like 200 bucks on the classifieds section.
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Road Captain
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From: WV
I was going to try to sell it there. Help with the cost of the power vision. I just want to make sure I'm clear. The only difference between the pv and the tts is with the tts you gotta carry a laptop when you tune it correct?
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For tuning your are correct. The tts is nothing more that a small box that just allows you to talk to the ecm. The power vision is like a laptop built in. Everything you need to do for tuning, it even has a tach, temp guage, speedometer. I even believe it will give you 1/4 mile times etc. I just know my tts is a pain to tune due to haveing to carry a laptop. I am on my 5th tune run. Lets see how close i am getting now.
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Road Captain
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From: WV
Lol well I think my mind is made up now. When I get the cash together power vision it will be lol wish me luck
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From: FT KNOX KY
I have one for my 2009 fxdf. I like it but have not had a lot of time to learn how to use some of the features yet. I got mine from fuelmoto...they sent it with a map for my bike and I have no issues.