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Originally Posted by 2015 Harley Davidson Street Bob Guy
So it's like using a DynoJet Power Vision Pro?
Not sure haven't used the PV, but it has a lot of cool features, I like being able to see real time data on my phone while I ride for one, also being able to read trouble codes, if needed, even on the road.. You can download the free FP3 app. and play with it in "Demo" mode if you want to check it out..
Last edited by Rocker B; Mar 20, 2016 at 03:27 AM.
Yup, with out a doubt. My basic V&H map worked better straight out of the shoot than with running an auto tune, but then I'm running V&H Super Radius pipes so I guess they must of nailed that one special just for me
Yup, with out a doubt. My basic V&H map worked better straight out of the shoot than with running an auto tune, but then I'm running V&H Super Radius pipes so I guess they must of nailed that one special just for me
I have a V&H pipe. The basic FP3 map was perfect, no need to run auto tune.
But, I DID get improvement with auto tune when I had Paughco Slip ons on the stock headers.
V&H Nailed the tune for their exhaust pipe with K&N air filter on a stock 103 Harley Slim.
Yup, with out a doubt. My basic V&H map worked better straight out of the shoot than with running an auto tune, but then I'm running V&H Super Radius pipes so I guess they must of nailed that one special just for me
Originally Posted by Jetfever
I have a V&H pipe. The basic FP3 map was perfect, no need to run auto tune.
V&H Nailed the tune for their exhaust pipe with K&N air filter on a stock 103 Harley Slim.
Same here - '13 Slim running V&H BigShots.
I played with the AutoTune a few times but kept going back to the original map.
It was and still is the best performer.
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