PCIII Value
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RE: PCIII Value
Since we are on the subject, is there a big diff on a stage one with K&N and slip ons when you install the power commander? I was told that if the bike ran ok don't mess with it. My instinks tell me to get one.
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Thats a great price for a new model PCIII, The PCIIIs 2002-2006 are the same, 07 is the same but comes with 02 sensor eleminators, the 01 and back to 99 is the same and one for a 98 back to 95 id different one too. So hope you got one for your bike otherwise its useless to you.
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RE: PCIII Value
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Since we are on the subject, is there a big diff on a stage one with K&N and slip ons when you install the power commander? I was told that if the bike ran ok don't mess with it. My instinks tell me to get one.
Since we are on the subject, is there a big diff on a stage one with K&N and slip ons when you install the power commander? I was told that if the bike ran ok don't mess with it. My instinks tell me to get one.
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Ok all this pc111 talk has me awake and wanting to ask this question, is it really tough to add or remove fuel on it with a laptop hooked up? I have had my pc111 on the bike for 4 years now and it has been tuned on the dyno 3 different times by 3 different people and they each say that the last guy didnt know what he was doing. I have Popping on Decel pretty bad, one guy tells me it to rich and the next says it to lean, I woould assume to rich since the insides of the exhaust tips are coal black and I am getting about 32mpg. if anyone has some tips for adjusting it on my own I would like to try it. i dont have a cord for hooking it to my laptop yet, the guy that installed it told me I would never need it so he kept it.[:@]but I'm going to get one real soon. thanks
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RE: PCIII Value
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Ok all this pc111 talk has me awake and wanting to ask this question, is it really tough to add or remove fuel on it with a laptop hooked up? I have had my pc111 on the bike for 4 years now and it has been tuned on the dyno 3 different times by 3 different people and they each say that the last guy didnt know what he was doing. I have Popping on Decel pretty bad, one guy tells me it to rich and the next says it to lean, I woould assume to rich since the insides of the exhaust tips are coal black and I am getting about 32mpg. if anyone has some tips for adjusting it on my own I would like to try it. i dont have a cord for hooking it to my laptop yet, the guy that installed it told me I would never need it so he kept it.[:@]but I'm going to get one real soon. thanks
[IMG]local://upfiles/41721/EE11C1F3EB4F42118F7233C946F22030.jpg[/IMG]
Ok all this pc111 talk has me awake and wanting to ask this question, is it really tough to add or remove fuel on it with a laptop hooked up? I have had my pc111 on the bike for 4 years now and it has been tuned on the dyno 3 different times by 3 different people and they each say that the last guy didnt know what he was doing. I have Popping on Decel pretty bad, one guy tells me it to rich and the next says it to lean, I woould assume to rich since the insides of the exhaust tips are coal black and I am getting about 32mpg. if anyone has some tips for adjusting it on my own I would like to try it. i dont have a cord for hooking it to my laptop yet, the guy that installed it told me I would never need it so he kept it.[:@]but I'm going to get one real soon. thanks
[IMG]local://upfiles/41721/EE11C1F3EB4F42118F7233C946F22030.jpg[/IMG]
You can get maps from other people with similar bikes and mods, or just change individual cells, it's easy. Each cell is a section of the table where a throttle opening intersects with a rpm speed. It's really easy.
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