Inexpensive fuel management?
Road Captain
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Waxhaw NC
I went with Fuel Moto unit when I did my stage one. I did not want to mess with custom maps, dyno etc. Called them and told them my setup and they sent it pre-programmed. Would go the same route again.
Tourer
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: raleigh
I am running the Arlen Ness Cheap Shot ($100) and it works great, on my 05 RK custom with cobra duals, python fishtails and a SE air cleaner. I have used the Dobeck unit, which makes the Arlen Ness unit, on other rides and it work great also, the CS has to be wired in by you so the price reflects that.
When the bike was mostly stock (with CAT and just slip-ons and A/C), the bike got 37 on back winding roads and 40 on the highway. Now, with Cams, new tubes and a tune, I get 33 on those winding roads and 37 highway. I could lean it out a little with the PCV, but why, when the bike runs so good? I have zero issues with my mileage.....
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Santa Cruz
The best cheap tune option would be to find someone to borrow a Power-vision from and buy the $200 dollar second bike option from fuel moto with a map from them. Be sure to give the power vision back...
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