fuel moto micro
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Road Warrior
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Im sure its the right plugs.I traced the wire from the o2 back to the plug.
The install was easy,no need to remove the tank but if you know how to remove the tank it woukld make it easir to unplug the injectors.
Fuel moto stage 1 A/C is nice,very easy to install.
Now Ill have to wait untill fuel moto gets me the right o2 sensers
optamizers.
The install was easy,no need to remove the tank but if you know how to remove the tank it woukld make it easir to unplug the injectors.
Fuel moto stage 1 A/C is nice,very easy to install.
Now Ill have to wait untill fuel moto gets me the right o2 sensers
optamizers.
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Road Warrior
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I called Fuel Moto this morning And the accidentally sent me Tuner for a 2012. They're going to overnight me the right oneAnd include a pick up ticket for the wrong one. I'm happy with that **** happens
Road Warrior
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Yep, it happens. Can't ask for more than that. FuelMoto is a classy operation.
ok, question. ive read through the thread and looked around. i have a 2013 WG and the only mod i plan on doing is a set of V&H slip ons, with the addition of the micro will i see a pick up in fuel mileage? if so how much would i expect? and will there be a noticeable amount of power difference?
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ok, question. ive read through the thread and looked around. i have a 2013 WG and the only mod i plan on doing is a set of V&H slip ons, with the addition of the micro will i see a pick up in fuel mileage? if so how much would i expect? and will there be a noticeable amount of power difference?
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