New Oz on the block
#1
New Oz on the block
G'Day guys
Just brought my first Harley (finally), a 2007 Softail Custom. It has V&H Short Shot exhaust and performance air cleaner(not sure which). I get the bike in a few weeks and wandering what steps are first in christening the beast with more power. I'm not ready $$$$ to bore out and start messing to much with the engine. After reading the forums I would like an overall raise in power but maybe a little more towards the low rpm range. What do you guys suggest? Cams? PC? Xied? And what is it achieving/Doing mechanically Reading things can get pretty confusing for the newbie, but really want to understand and be able to work on my bike.
Any other help or advice greatly appreciated
Just brought my first Harley (finally), a 2007 Softail Custom. It has V&H Short Shot exhaust and performance air cleaner(not sure which). I get the bike in a few weeks and wandering what steps are first in christening the beast with more power. I'm not ready $$$$ to bore out and start messing to much with the engine. After reading the forums I would like an overall raise in power but maybe a little more towards the low rpm range. What do you guys suggest? Cams? PC? Xied? And what is it achieving/Doing mechanically Reading things can get pretty confusing for the newbie, but really want to understand and be able to work on my bike.
Any other help or advice greatly appreciated
#2
Depends how much money you want to spend and what sort of gains you're expecting. Big $$$ to you might be small to some one else or vice versa. If you're just looking for the next bang for buck I'd go cams but then you need it tuned and there's more money. If it was me I'd save the money and do a stage 3 or 4 kit and be done with it.
Where abouts in oz are you?
Where abouts in oz are you?
#3
Depends how much money you want to spend and what sort of gains you're expecting. Big $$$ to you might be small to some one else or vice versa. If you're just looking for the next bang for buck I'd go cams but then you need it tuned and there's more money. If it was me I'd save the money and do a stage 3 or 4 kit and be done with it.
Where abouts in oz are you?
Where abouts in oz are you?
#5
Where abouts are you based?
Cheers for the help
Mike
#6
I personally haven't had any experience with any of the fuel management systems so I can't help you there with any more info then you would of already read online. Hopefully somebody else might be able to chip in here?
Home is Gold Coast, but I've been chilling out up in north QLD for the last 6 months
Home is Gold Coast, but I've been chilling out up in north QLD for the last 6 months
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Get the bike in a couple of months. Importing it. As soon as I do will be putting up some picks, of course after changing the Fugly seat and probably changing the drag bats for apes. I'm probably pre empting the mods and will ride it for a bit first but pretty wrapped at the moment so checking out everything.
So you would go with the Dyno jet rather than the thunder max? I don't really like the idea of the video screen thou, does it always have to be visable, plugged in?
You in Melbs too?
#9
The Dynojet Powervision doesn't need to be plugged in all the time.
http://www.dynojet.com/powervision/
I plug mine in to flash the ECU or look at real time settings. Has a auto-tune feature. Can show fault codes. Heaps of cool stuff.
Yeah in North part of Melb.
http://www.dynojet.com/powervision/
I plug mine in to flash the ECU or look at real time settings. Has a auto-tune feature. Can show fault codes. Heaps of cool stuff.
Yeah in North part of Melb.
#10
Welcome to the crew! Good folks and info here.
Congrats on your new ride. Does it have an aftermarket tuner on it? Might be the place to start unless the previous owner had it richened up so it's not running too lean...better for the motor and better for the rider...
There are a bunch of good aftermarket plug in tuning modules to look at. Some simple, some not. I run a cobra tuner with the 02 sensors, runs great, never any ping, decel pop or detonation, and runs cooler.
Congrats on your new ride. Does it have an aftermarket tuner on it? Might be the place to start unless the previous owner had it richened up so it's not running too lean...better for the motor and better for the rider...
There are a bunch of good aftermarket plug in tuning modules to look at. Some simple, some not. I run a cobra tuner with the 02 sensors, runs great, never any ping, decel pop or detonation, and runs cooler.