Quick, easy, powervision question
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From: Everett, WA
Quick, easy, powervision question
I've seen a lot of posts touting the benefits of the powervision for its adaptability beyond a stage 1. I plan on doing cams and big bore in the future, so I'm pretty set on picking this up for my stage 1. The only question I have is, do I need to mount this thing to the bike at all times or can I just flash, probably run with it on for a little bit to get some data and adjust the tune as needed, then pull it off and store it away?
Tourer
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From: Charlotte, NC
I've seen a lot of posts touting the benefits of the powervision for its adaptability beyond a stage 1. I plan on doing cams and big bore in the future, so I'm pretty set on picking this up for my stage 1. The only question I have is, do I need to mount this thing to the bike at all times or can I just flash, probably run with it on for a little bit to get some data and adjust the tune as needed, then pull it off and store it away?
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2013
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From: Cali
to put a downloaded map you need to connect it to a windows computer with a usb cable and run the winpv software.
once its downloaded you dont need to plug it in again. except to update firmware or download another map. or archive a previous map. i always keep a copy of the stock map.
i keep mine in my saddlebag while im tuning (make sure the cable is nowhere near the belt) . and when im not its in the box on a shelf.
if you get it from fuelmoto and tell them what your doing they'll send you a decent base map. after that you'll want to run a few autotune sessions to dial it in. i consider an autotune session a full tank of gas in mixed conditions.
once its downloaded you dont need to plug it in again. except to update firmware or download another map. or archive a previous map. i always keep a copy of the stock map.
i keep mine in my saddlebag while im tuning (make sure the cable is nowhere near the belt) . and when im not its in the box on a shelf.
if you get it from fuelmoto and tell them what your doing they'll send you a decent base map. after that you'll want to run a few autotune sessions to dial it in. i consider an autotune session a full tank of gas in mixed conditions.
Last edited by slozomby; Apr 7, 2014 at 12:58 PM.
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2009
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From: North Atlanta Georgia
You download from a pc or laptop, but if your are stock or starting out with stage 1, the preloaded maps are good and you won't need to download anything to get going.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: sonoma county
and get it from fuel moto. jamie is top notch and has the best customer service if you ever need help with the tuner. not to mention free fuel maps for life. just save your receipt with order number
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