Fuelpak for Rocker??
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Fuelpak for Rocker??
I recently put on the V&H Big Radius pipes (2 into 2) and was looking at the different fuel mgt systems to put on to balance out the fuel mixture. It looks like the Fuelpak is my best option, but they only show it listed for '08 softails with up to a 200" rear tire. Is that going to make that much difference in that the Rocker has a 240"?? Also, does anyone have any idea as to where to mount it??
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RE: Fuelpak for Rocker??
Save yourself the trouble and install (in about10 mins) XIEDS from Nightrider
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RE: Fuelpak for Rocker??
V&\\;H has just released a new version of the FuelPak for the Rocker and Crossbones. \\; It is part # 61011 and the installation instructions for the Rocker is on their website also. \\; Check it out.
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RE: Fuelpak for Rocker??
I have been down this road before with my 06 Night Train. \\;
Do yourself a favor and learn from my mistake, forget the FuelPak. \\; Their installation solution is half-assed at best, their tech support is horrible, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, your performance will suffer, especially your gas mileage. \\;
Hold off until you can afford the SERT. \\; The difference between the SERT and the FuelPak is night and day.
Do yourself a favor and learn from my mistake, forget the FuelPak. \\; Their installation solution is half-assed at best, their tech support is horrible, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, your performance will suffer, especially your gas mileage. \\;
Hold off until you can afford the SERT. \\; The difference between the SERT and the FuelPak is night and day.
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RE: Fuelpak for Rocker??
So it look like the EXIEDS just is an in-line plug in?? \\; How does it control the fuel mix based on engine and pipes...??? \\; I've looked at the SERT and several other "adapters" and it just looked like the Fuelpak was the easiest \\;to use and I thought that it looked like a lot of people have been using them. \\; Anyone have any problems with them?? \\; What do you mean about the installation is half assed? \\; I thought you put it on yourself??? \\;
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