V&H fuel pak on stock 07 deluxe
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V&H fuel pak on stock 07 deluxe
Im new to the forum so I hope this question isnt repetitive.would a v&h fuel pak be benificial on stock bike. Im planning on some new pipes and ac in the spring but was just wondering about the fuel pak.Thanks for any replies.
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RE: V&H fuel pak on stock 07 deluxe
I have a 06 with a fuelpak, intake, and longshots. Easy install and setup. Works great, no popping. I recommend it as long as you will not be doing any major motor work in the future. If cost is not an issue go with the Thundermax w/ autotune. Then you are set for any upgrades in the future and no dyno tunes.
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RE: V&H fuel pak on stock 07 deluxe
Don't know if you've tried it yet but the seach function works pretty good. You get tons of pro/con info on the various add ons.So far the only con I've seen for the thundermax is the price. It's lists for around $900 but some have said they gotten it for under $700. I've yet to find anyplace thatsells it at that price.You may try looking upposts by poorboy.I believe he has the fuel pack on his 08 fatboy and is happy withit too.
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RE: V&H fuel pak on stock 07 deluxe
Yea choctaw,
As long as I can interpret your post as something you'll add ALONG WITH new pipes and a/c, I think the price-point and performance is worthwhile.
There are several fuel managers pretty much doing the same job, and they piggyback to your ECM (which I suggest you leave stock). If your pipes are going to be V&H, then for sure, I'd go with their FuelPak as well.
If your thread gets interpreted a little differently; and you are asking about installing a FuelPak by itself (without pipes or a/c yet), then NO, DON'T do this. As a matter of fact, the online FuelPak settings guide will quit on the spot if you do not select a performance set of pipes to go with the FuelPak.
Pipes, a high flow air cleaner, and a fuel manager will put you into the wonderful world of Stage 1. Any kind of search on "Stage 1" will overload you with data (mostly all good stuff).
I did a lot of research back in July, days after getting my '08 Fatboy, where things were pretty sparse about any '08 model. Some assumptions about '07 fit were true, some weren't. I was trying to extrapolate the '07 info to my '08. Lots of choices everywhere for '07 & '08s now.
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As long as I can interpret your post as something you'll add ALONG WITH new pipes and a/c, I think the price-point and performance is worthwhile.
There are several fuel managers pretty much doing the same job, and they piggyback to your ECM (which I suggest you leave stock). If your pipes are going to be V&H, then for sure, I'd go with their FuelPak as well.
If your thread gets interpreted a little differently; and you are asking about installing a FuelPak by itself (without pipes or a/c yet), then NO, DON'T do this. As a matter of fact, the online FuelPak settings guide will quit on the spot if you do not select a performance set of pipes to go with the FuelPak.
Pipes, a high flow air cleaner, and a fuel manager will put you into the wonderful world of Stage 1. Any kind of search on "Stage 1" will overload you with data (mostly all good stuff).
I did a lot of research back in July, days after getting my '08 Fatboy, where things were pretty sparse about any '08 model. Some assumptions about '07 fit were true, some weren't. I was trying to extrapolate the '07 info to my '08. Lots of choices everywhere for '07 & '08s now.
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