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Power commander
Hi All
Just fitted a pair of zodiac copy 'Balony' cut muffler's to my 2007 'streetbob' , Do I now need to fit a Power Commander to ensure the fuel metering is correct or will the stock fuel injection system be ok ??
Just fitted a pair of zodiac copy 'Balony' cut muffler's to my 2007 'streetbob' , Do I now need to fit a Power Commander to ensure the fuel metering is correct or will the stock fuel injection system be ok ??
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If you didn't do anything to the intake, you are fine. If you did the intake most will say yes to some sort of adjustment be it a aftermarket tuner or a reprogram by the dealer, some will say no because the ECM will adapt on its own. I can't give you a straight answer as I am not sure what the right one is. I have only done remaps from HD and they have worked fine for pipes and a breather on an '07 and a '10 with cams and a big bore kit. Do a search on this site, there are more opinions and some facts than you can read in an evening. Good luck with getting a straight answer.
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By relieving backpressure caused by mufflers you have not changed your intake mixture. Short answer is no, you do not need to remap for a muffler change. Adding a high flow air cleaner/filter might lean out an already too lean from factory condition and I would then remap accordingly.
Good Luck. I hope you like the sound.
Good Luck. I hope you like the sound.
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call the folks at Fuel Moto, nice guys and they can walk you through your options and tell you the pros and cons of each.
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