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Alright so long story short.. Bought my used 13 SG from non Harley dealer and they said it had Rush Slip On's. So I thought cool. Well I went to drill the cat out and come to find out there was a Fuel Moto 2-1-2 on it. BONUS. You guys helped me with that so thank you! So I moved onto looking under the seat to see if there was some kind of fuel management on it and I find a few connectors unplugged and something plugged into one so I imagine this could be one of those resistors that tricks the computer into richening it up a bit? I appreciate your time. Thank you.
I don't see anything out of the ordinary there. It could have a stage one flash on the ecm though. You should get a good tuner and take it to get dyno'd.
Will do. So what are those connectors that are unplugged?
The square one with 4 wires is your auxiliary connector. It has: battery negative, on with ignition, on with brake, and on with the aux switch. The light grey one with one wire is battery + (on all the time) it has an empty connector plugged into it. The orange/red 2 wire one, I don't remember, but it's just a cap it's plugged into. That black cap slips onto the battery cover (front clutch side) just to keep it out of the way. Like stated above Xieds will be under the right side cover. There you have a grey and black set of plugs that go to your O2 sensors.
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