Power Commander vs. Fuel Pak vs. Download
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On my 2010 Wide glide,I have v&h bss/SE heavy breather and dealer down load.It's been running good , but with everyone saying the dealer down load will still be running lean. I was worried about that , so I got the Power Vision from Fuel Moto . I wont be able to try it for a bit yet,still winter here.
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Seems like most people have great things to say about fuelmoto. Has anyone been able to compare this directly to the dealer download?
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I had the dealer download, it will not help your motor run cooler. The download is still EPA compliant.
You do understand that you really do not need a tuner if you are not concerned with performance or heat. Your stock ecm will adjust for the AC and pipes.
You do understand that you really do not need a tuner if you are not concerned with performance or heat. Your stock ecm will adjust for the AC and pipes.
Thanks for all the good info! I should clarify my question above. What i meant was, if i never switch from the V&H pipes and high flow A/C, would the download be ok?
Seems like most people have great things to say about fuelmoto. Has anyone been able to compare this directly to the dealer download?
Seems like most people have great things to say about fuelmoto. Has anyone been able to compare this directly to the dealer download?
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REV PERFORMANCE.
Buy it from Drago's bikeworks.
He sells it the cheapest of anyone.
It is a tuner, and autotuner all in one, and it will respond automatically to any mods you decide that you want to make down the road.
Don't listen to the dealer..
Buy it from Drago's bikeworks.
He sells it the cheapest of anyone.
It is a tuner, and autotuner all in one, and it will respond automatically to any mods you decide that you want to make down the road.
Don't listen to the dealer..
2nd Gear
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I run V&H Big Radius, K&N Filter, and Fuel Pak on my 2008 FXSTC for a couple of years. I get a little popping on decel, nothing I didn't get with the OEM Harley stuff. One advantage with the Fuel Pak is V&H will work with you to customize the programming to your location, specific driving conditions, etc. They've been quick to respond to my questions, always provided recommendations within a couple of days.
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Update from OP - Purchased the PCV from Fuel Moto. Arrived ready for my setup. I was able to install it in about 10-15 min, and if I can do this, anyone can. Bike runs awesome!! Thanks everyone. I wasn't sure what if any difference I would notice, but it was like night and day, especially on the decel.
