Thundermax
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128Auto was spot on with suggesting Fuelmoto. Price was exactly what I expected to pay. Sadly, it was also plus shipping. Thanks a lot 128Auto.
I ordered it today.
Next up is some new tires (probably michelin commander II) and some new shocks (probably Progressive 430s).
I ordered it today.
Next up is some new tires (probably michelin commander II) and some new shocks (probably Progressive 430s).
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Fuelmoto is good, got their 107 kit. Mention to them your a HD Forum member, maybe additional discount. Also, let them know your engine build and they will send you the correct map.
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I got the Thundermax and it's installed. Been having a small issue which they claim is due to the pigtail that gets connected into the ECM plug. A little scary but simple to do. You just had to stick in two wires (with pins) into two open spots.
The issue is I can link to the tmax with power on but if I start the bike and try to monitor real-time, software and ecm lose link.
The map that was installed was VERY rich. I opted for a basemap (...713) instead. Idles smoother and just from blippin the throttle in the garage seems much more responsive.
I haven't ridden it yet. Just making sure things are good before I go for a ride.
For the record, the new model # for 04-11 Dyna is 309-485.
Side note: I also installed some new Michelin Commander II tires both front and rear.
The issue is I can link to the tmax with power on but if I start the bike and try to monitor real-time, software and ecm lose link.
The map that was installed was VERY rich. I opted for a basemap (...713) instead. Idles smoother and just from blippin the throttle in the garage seems much more responsive.
I haven't ridden it yet. Just making sure things are good before I go for a ride.
For the record, the new model # for 04-11 Dyna is 309-485.
Side note: I also installed some new Michelin Commander II tires both front and rear.
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Only thing I can say at this point is they look nice. It's weird going from the SE180 back to a stock tire.
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From: Western KY
My 2011 FXDB came with Michelin Scorcher tires. They lasted about 10k at best, and rode like crap. Never realized how bad they were until I changed over to the Commander 2's. Love these tires! Smooth ride, and they seem to be holding up much better. I am about 13k right now, and they still look like new. Ride is much better for sure. Price is right, ride is right, and I am still waiting to see if the mileage is right. As long as I can get more than the 10k I got on the others...I will be a very happy camper and buying the 2's again. Just my 2 cents!
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