Power vision??
Road Master
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From: S.W. Oregon
I just placed an order for a Superchips Vigilante EZ tuner. Since I am only doing stage 1 on my bike, plug and play from a long-time reputable manufacturer was the way to go for me. Plus after reading the reviews both on the forum, and on Amazon... I couldn't turn it down. PLUS if you order direct from Superchips, you can enter promo code HDFORUMS and get 50% OFF! I got mine for $162.00 shipped!
For that price, I'll definitely try it out, and having sold Superchips products in the past while working for a truck accessory store.. I have had good experiences with them. Take it for what it's worth, but if you are not going beyond stage 1, I have been told a lot of the more expensive tuners are a waste of money.
http://superchips.com/products/vigil...5842-can-5842/
Vigilante EZ - YouTube
For that price, I'll definitely try it out, and having sold Superchips products in the past while working for a truck accessory store.. I have had good experiences with them. Take it for what it's worth, but if you are not going beyond stage 1, I have been told a lot of the more expensive tuners are a waste of money.
http://superchips.com/products/vigil...5842-can-5842/
Vigilante EZ - YouTube
I just did the same thing a few hours ago. Great forum price and the tuner should work great with the V&H big shots.
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From: San Diego, CA
If your bike has OEM 02 sensors (2006 & up I believe), you can run an AutoTune Basic, right out of the box. The PV just uses your OEM narrowband sensors. This will do a fine job of dialing in a good canned map and matching it to your VE tables.
If your bike doesn't have OEM sensors, you need to create a map from scratch, or tune a bike with extreme mods... you'll need to tune using wideband 02 sensors (same type used during a dynotune). To do that, you will need to add the auto tune pro kit to your PV2. It is a module that lets you add to, or swap out your OEM 02 sensors with wideband sensors. Then you do an AutoTune Pro.
Clear as mud?
Check this out;
http://www.dynojet.com/powervision/p...n-faqs.aspx#2d
Last edited by hattitude; Dec 25, 2014 at 07:26 PM.
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I vote get the PowerVison...
Buy it from FuelMoto, they will send it with a good canned map, flash it to your ECM, do a couple of auto tunes to dial the map to your VE tables, and you'll be good to go!
Should you still have a problem, call fuelmoto, tell them the problem, send them your map, and it will come back all dialed in..
A big plus.... if you ever change your mods, you're a free map away from dialing them in...
A no brainer in my mind....
Good luck...
Buy it from FuelMoto, they will send it with a good canned map, flash it to your ECM, do a couple of auto tunes to dial the map to your VE tables, and you'll be good to go!
Should you still have a problem, call fuelmoto, tell them the problem, send them your map, and it will come back all dialed in..
A big plus.... if you ever change your mods, you're a free map away from dialing them in...
A no brainer in my mind....
Good luck...
roger
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From: pennsytucky
Well after all this I went with the PCV after talking with Travis and being satisfied on only really ever staying with stage 1 set up he concluded this would be a very good and cost effective option. I got it today installed it in about 30 minutes and off I went with immediate overall improvement and I am extremely happy. Fuel Moto is definitely the only place to do business, talk about customer service!
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From: London, UK
You made the right decision. The PV is much more capable than the SEPST, has better software and support.
