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Donnie Peterson in AIM made an interesting statement in this month's issue.
Apparantly he has used PC's for some time. His new bike has a SERT. At this point
he likes the PC better.
If you are staying with your current setup at 95" then the PC is fine, once you go bigger like 110"+ then you need to either get a stageII download or get a SERT. Reason is timing needs to be taken away more than the PC can allow.
I have to agree if it isn't broken don't worry PC is fine. BTW I do run SERT but I have an '07. with o2s.
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