Ecm, tuner, 02 sensors
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From: Big ol Titties
Check out these guys if you are going to get it dyno tuned. They are just over in Riverside so they shouldn't be that far from you.
http://www.kiwiprocycle.com/
http://www.kiwiprocycle.com/
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From: Olathe KS
Thats fine. Just understand that it's not a requirement. I'm running a fuel controller too simply to bring temps down a bit on the hot summer days we have out here.
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From: Yorba Linda
Check out these guys if you are going to get it dyno tuned. They are just over in Riverside so they shouldn't be that far from you.
http://www.kiwiprocycle.com/
http://www.kiwiprocycle.com/
Cool, I will check them out. Thanks
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For pipes and a K&N filter just call FuelMoto. You can get a tuner with one of their maps and it will run great. They are a dyno shop so the map you get is one they have done from their dyno work. Then if you change something you just email them and they send you a new map.
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For pipes and a K&N filter just call FuelMoto. You can get a tuner with one of their maps and it will run great. They are a dyno shop so the map you get is one they have done from their dyno work. Then if you change something you just email them and they send you a new map.
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I already ordered it... it wont have any negative effects if i go with the stage 2 A/c rather than the stage 1 will it??
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You'll find out, so let us know. It should be fine, since I don't think you can let too much air into the intake with the stock throttle body. I'm not aware of anyone who installed that on a Stage 1, but that doesn't mean it hasn't been done. And if you decide in the future to go up in the power department with cams and headwork you're one step ahead.
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You'll find out, so let us know. It should be fine, since I don't think you can let too much air into the intake with the stock throttle body. I'm not aware of anyone who installed that on a Stage 1, but that doesn't mean it hasn't been done. And if you decide in the future to go up in the power department with cams and headwork you're one step ahead.
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Check out these guys if you are going to get it dyno tuned. They are just over in Riverside so they shouldn't be that far from you.
http://www.kiwiprocycle.com/
http://www.kiwiprocycle.com/
Does anyone know if i could just get the SE pro super tuner and download a pre-made map that best fits my bike? (V&H 2-2 exhaust with big sucker A/C?)
Or is there another better option for me?
Custom mapping + the tuner is out of my budget.