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Changing SE Heavy Breather to Joker Machine AC, will I need to re-map?

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Default Changing SE Heavy Breather to Joker Machine AC, will I need to re-map?

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Dyna WG 2011.

I will change my SE Heavy Breather to a Joker Machine A/C (looks and that I smash my knee in the Heavy Breather).

I have a SERT and did a Dyno when the Heavy Breather was installed.

Of course noone can tell for sure but give your best guess: Will I need a re-map? Can I drive another 1500 miles to my next service-interval and do a re-map then?
 
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You should be fine. It's not a major swap and being 2011 it is efi and the o2 sensors will adjust it if any adjustment is needed
 
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Most aftermarket AC's are capable of flowing more air than is actually used anyway.
 
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Most aftermarket AC's are capable of flowing more air than is actually used anyway.
Yup, the same amount of air will be gulped until you change how much it gulps.....
 
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I just changed my ac recently from a SE Stage 1 to a S&S Teardrop. I have the Powervision tuner, so I did an autotune and compared the new VEs to the old VEs - bottom line not much changed, so as said not much to worry about.
 
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Ok, I need some advice. I changed the AC to the Joker Machine, very easy swap.

When I opened the plugs covering the breather bolts on the SE heavy breather I had a lot of "clogged" oil in there, I guess that is kind of normal but it has never leaked anything out.

Now when I swapped, after taking a ride of about 50 miles when coming home and the bike cooled of I went out to cover it up and noticed that I got this "clogged" oil that had leaked out of the breather bolts. I had some oil spill that definetely had come out of the bolts.

I am not sure if this is what is called "blow-by"? Or is it other types of AC's that don't put the fumes back in the intake that has that?

Anyway, is this something that will get solved by a re-map? Get the air/fuel ratio exactly right for this combo?
 
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