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Joined: Jan 2010
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From: Maple Falls, Washington
I might be wrong,, but I'm thinking unless you modified your mill or significantly (did I spell that right?) changed the air intake/exhaust, ya probably don't need one? I mean,, they''re kinda cool to hook your computer to and impress the the dorky neighbors and stuff,, ,make ya look like a geeky motorbike tech,, but I think that's about the most gain you will get outta it. If ya got $300 burnin a hole in your pocket, go the harley shop and get yourself a leather doo rag thing and harley coffee cup,, that should take care of the 3 bennies.
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From: San Antonio, Republic of TEXAS
the power commander III made my '08 Fatty come alive. I also added the Screamin' Eagle air intake and Rush slip-on mufflers.
some of the best $240 I spent. check with Jamie (FuelMoto) he'll hook you up. they are HDF supporters.
some of the best $240 I spent. check with Jamie (FuelMoto) he'll hook you up. they are HDF supporters.
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From: anacoco, la
yes, you will get more benefit if you add pipes and ac, but you can still get some benefit leaving the motor otherwise stock.
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From: Southern California
My Power Commander made a big difference in the way my bike responded. It woke it up, and helped it to run cooler. Plus coulpled with the SE hi-flow air cleaner (K & N) and my Vance & Hines BSS I gained 5 HP as well, after Dyno. In MHO worth every penny.
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