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Nope, you don't have to revert to the stock map to run the PC. In fact it's a good idea to tune your PC on top of the stage 1 download so if the PC ever takes a dump you don't run on the original(way to lean) settings.
But I wont be able to use any of their canned maps from their website then right, since they are probably based on top of the stock
map or do they have maps that assume you already have the stage1?
...Never mind. I see maps that say Stage 1 ECM on them :-)
I'm not considering changing my exhaust to V&H. I just had mine installed a week ago :-)
By "closest" I was talking about the backpressure etc. that
would be a consideration when selecting a PC map to use.
I want to know which V&H exhaust system is closest to mine in flow, back pressure, etc
since there are no maps for my specific exhaust on their site and I'll have to select one
thats a close match.
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