V&H short shorts with dynojet
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V&H short shorts with dynojet
Hello Everyone,
I just bought the iron 883 slightly used and making some upgrades to it. I got the vance and hines short shorts and arlen Ness monster sucker. I got them installed while waiting for the dynojet power vision to be delivered tomorrow.
I'm not sure which map to install on it. Can someone guide me how I should go about with it. I have the hammer 1275 kit coming in as well but that would be installed after a month or so. I saw multiple guides on youtube but still not sure about it.
Regards
Sher
I just bought the iron 883 slightly used and making some upgrades to it. I got the vance and hines short shorts and arlen Ness monster sucker. I got them installed while waiting for the dynojet power vision to be delivered tomorrow.
I'm not sure which map to install on it. Can someone guide me how I should go about with it. I have the hammer 1275 kit coming in as well but that would be installed after a month or so. I saw multiple guides on youtube but still not sure about it.
Regards
Sher
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The power vision should walk you through. You'll be able to tell it you have the VH SS and AN Sucker. These tuners are pretty easy to use. Much easier to just do the step by step instructions than for any one of us to try and step by step it for ya. Once your 1275 is installed,...I'm not sure how to account for that. But I'm guessing the person you bought it from or PV would know.
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Auto tune is your friend 
. In my experience, it beats using a canned tune. Canned tunes can introduce all kinds of problems. Do a compare on one sometime, to your stock tune, you might be surprised.
I'd bet money that Hammer's instructions cover the tuning for their kits. If I were you, I'd follow those instructions to the letter.
. In my experience, it beats using a canned tune. Canned tunes can introduce all kinds of problems. Do a compare on one sometime, to your stock tune, you might be surprised.I'd bet money that Hammer's instructions cover the tuning for their kits. If I were you, I'd follow those instructions to the letter.
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