fuel pak
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Tourer
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From: Clinton mo
fuel pak
Bought a 14 street glide and changing exhaust and air filter pretty quick and know it's gotta be remapped. Is the fuel pak worth the money or have hd remap? Is there a better option? Thanks
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From: Surprise
Lots of people happy with the FP3. $299.95 http://www.directcycleparts.com/fuel...s-p-12207.html Easy and relatively inexpensive for what it does.
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From: SE Michigan
Dont waste your money on the dealer download.
For $199 you can get a Fuel Moto Micro Tuner, which accepts Power Commander maps, which you can get from Fuel Moto.
Or for $119, you can get an inline enrichment device, FLVieds, which just adds fuel but is inexpensive and many folks swear by them.
For $199 you can get a Fuel Moto Micro Tuner, which accepts Power Commander maps, which you can get from Fuel Moto.
Or for $119, you can get an inline enrichment device, FLVieds, which just adds fuel but is inexpensive and many folks swear by them.
Cruiser
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From: North Shore, MA
Same bike, very happy with the V&H FP3. Some tuners have to be removed, the FP3 is small and tucks nicely behind the cover where it plugs in. Leave it on auto tune, bike runs great. No worries.
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FP3 works great for me. You will see some folks with issues, but that is usually due to trying to flash the ECM with an unstable data connection. I know this from experience - I did it. It is recoverable by re-flashing the previous map. The FP3 does a great job and V&H is constantly improving the software.
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