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I have one on order. My thoughts are pretty much the same as yours except I installed V&H siip ons to get rid of the cats. I mainly want a cooler running bike that sounds better as well.
I installed my FP3 last night. Paired with a heavy breather and big radius 2:2 pipes. Programming was super easy. I don't have a PC, so I love that it's compatible w the iPhone.
I have not had a chance to ride it yet, but after programming I did notice that it idles a little slower. Hopefully it rids me of he horrendous decel pops I was getting before the tune.
I look at it like this. If you're doing basic bolt ons and want something to clean up the fuel management as well as add a few ft lbs of torque, get the FP3. If your wanting to build a ported beast with cams and suck every bit of power out of the engine, get the Power Vision.
For me, the ease of use, no PC, and no interest in dyno tuning made me go with the FP3.
I installed my FP3 last night. Paired with a heavy breather and big radius 2:2 pipes. Programming was super easy. I don't have a PC, so I love that it's compatible w the iPhone.
I have not had a chance to ride it yet, but after programming I did notice that it idles a little slower. Hopefully it rids me of he horrendous decel pops I was getting before the tune.
I look at it like this. If you're doing basic bolt ons and want something to clean up the fuel management as well as add a few ft lbs of torque, get the FP3. If your wanting to build a ported beast with cams and suck every bit of power out of the engine, get the Power Vision.
For me, the ease of use, no PC, and no interest in dyno tuning made me go with the FP3.
So it is as easy as the videos make it seem? Select your setup, install the maps... Did you leave attached or flash and remove?
I have read here that the FP3 does not store data logs. If that is the case, then this is an issue. If there are no data logs, then how do you tune open loop?
Closed loop should be taken care of by the autotune feature as it relies on the factory narrowband sensors.
I don't know of any way to autotune open loop without wideband sensors.
So, basically, if you want to tune anything above moderate part throttle you will need a set of wideband sensors (or a dyno with a wideband). That's where the lack of data logging comes into play. If you cannot log the problem areas, how do you know which part of the calibration to adjust?
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