DIY stage 1 questions
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Idaho Panhandle
I spoke with the parts folks at my local dealer to ask if they sold the Cobra or have heard any good or bad. They didn't know much about it and immediately tried to sell me the SE street tuner. But they made a good point in doing it. They said your bike is new, you break down and get a tow to the nearest dealer, they wont be able to work with the Cobra.
I forget what the exact model the the SE product was but it had the ability to upload different maps and fine tune more aspects of the ECM than comparably priced options. I will most likely go with the HD SE tuner since my bike is new.
Thanks again for all the great discussion!
I forget what the exact model the the SE product was but it had the ability to upload different maps and fine tune more aspects of the ECM than comparably priced options. I will most likely go with the HD SE tuner since my bike is new.
Thanks again for all the great discussion!
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Suffolk, England
Unfortunately they are still narrowband sensors. They have just been changed to the heated type, so they get up to their working temp quicker and are more tolerant of temperature differences.
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Idaho Panhandle
OK, not true wide band sensors ( despite claims of HD reps). Gotta do some research on that issue, since have been told they are a wide band type, ie. the 4 wire 12mm Delphi sensors 2012 and up HD Big Twins have been shipped with on this side of the Pond, along with newer version of the Delphi ECM. Maybe better function is due not only to being heated, but also location and angle of insertion into the exhaust stream, eh?
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