Power Vision
Power Vision
Been looking at tuners and have decided on a DynoJet Power Vision tuner. I have slip on pipes as of right now. Was going to add a new a/c and try one of the pre configured maps to see how it would improve performance. If I were to change my cams later down the road would I need to have the bike dyno tuned or would the PV be able to compensate? Any other info on this unit and what to expect would be greatly appreciated!!
Road Captain
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 678
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From: MI
By reading his statement I don't think that is what the OP meant and regarding it voiding your warranty it really is a non issue.
It is my understanding that you can go to their website and download ALL the maps you will ever need. Just look for the map that is closest to your setup (i.e. pipes, air cleaner etc.), download it and transfer it to the unit.
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Tourer
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 334
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From: Valdosta, GA
Yes, you can do that... but they don't have every possible combination of parts.. so you're not limited by just what you can download... That's where FuelMoto and others step in... You also have the capability of modifying your own maps with the software.
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Tourer
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 383
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From: New Jersey
What are ya gonna do about your aftermarket pipes and air cleaner that are still on the bike when you take it in for servicing? If the OEM ECM (Electronic Control Module) isn't tuned with a download from Harley for those add-ons it will make the engine run really, really lean! That will cause damage, and the Dealer will make notes in his computer about your bike's current setup and say it's your fault if any damage occurs in the future.
I was told by the manufacturer that they could also do this.
I bought my unit from Dennis Kirk for $440.85, which I believe was
cheaper than FM.
https://www.denniskirk.com/dynojet/p...rd/2000458.sku