Power commander v has left me poor!
Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 190
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From: Magnolia, DE
Another option would be the Power Vision it, like the TTS and Sert, is not a piggy-back tuner. Plug it in, flash the ecm and take it off. Has it's own monitor and can be left plugged in to monitor different aspects of the system. FuelMoto has a real good write up on the system. Can also go full auto with additional wide band O2 sensors.
Rick
Rick
Road Warrior
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 1,629
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From: East Hartford, CT
No one other than yourself takes the time to carefully install and make sure you wires are covered with connectors wrapped and the control is positioned in a good area hidden from the elements. I ride in the rain all the time, rode through the winter when the roads were good.
Yea I have a piggyback system but I did the work myself and never have been to the stealer. Call me cheap but I have money to buy other stuff other than paying the stealer.
I'm just as happy as the happiest person here.
Yea I have a piggyback system but I did the work myself and never have been to the stealer. Call me cheap but I have money to buy other stuff other than paying the stealer.
I'm just as happy as the happiest person here.
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 990
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From: CALIFORNIA
No one other than yourself takes the time to carefully install and make sure you wires are covered with connectors wrapped and the control is positioned in a good area hidden from the elements. I ride in the rain all the time, rode through the winter when the roads were good.
Yea I have a piggyback system but I did the work myself and never have been to the stealer. Call me cheap but I have money to buy other stuff other than paying the stealer.
I'm just as happy as the happiest person here.
Yea I have a piggyback system but I did the work myself and never have been to the stealer. Call me cheap but I have money to buy other stuff other than paying the stealer.
I'm just as happy as the happiest person here.
The fact of the matter is if you install the PCV according to the instructions the hardness plug has the potential to be exposed to water.
Having said that, mine has stayed dry, and I couldn't be happier.
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Tourer
Joined: Jan 2011
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No one other than yourself takes the time to carefully install and make sure you wires are covered with connectors wrapped and the control is positioned in a good area hidden from the elements. I ride in the rain all the time, rode through the winter when the roads were good.
Yea I have a piggyback system but I did the work myself and never have been to the stealer. Call me cheap but I have money to buy other stuff other than paying the stealer.
I'm just as happy as the happiest person here.
Yea I have a piggyback system but I did the work myself and never have been to the stealer. Call me cheap but I have money to buy other stuff other than paying the stealer.
I'm just as happy as the happiest person here.
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