Power commanders?
Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Virginia Beach, VA
RE: Power commanders?
PCIII is the way to go. Allows for maximum adjustability and tunability. You won't notice the difference until you get the bike dyno tuned. No two bikes are the same and all parts mesh in different ways.
Spend the money once and get the dyno tune done and you will be very happy.
Ride on!
Spend the money once and get the dyno tune done and you will be very happy.
Ride on!
Road Master
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 1,109
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From: Chattanooga, TN
RE: Power commanders?
I had the same problem with my PCIII USB, hard starting and a misfire between 1100 and 1800 RPM. The hard starting was a simple reprograming problem and the misfire was the acc pump program needed to be turned off and the cylinder trim set to 0.
Bike now runs great from idle to redline! And no hard start!
Contact Power Commander (phone or e-mail) and they will walk you through it. You will need to download their latest software update before you start.
They are great folks to work with.
Steve
Bike now runs great from idle to redline! And no hard start!
Contact Power Commander (phone or e-mail) and they will walk you through it. You will need to download their latest software update before you start.
They are great folks to work with.
Steve
Intermediate
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 34
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From: Vallejo, CA
RE: Power commanders?
Just picked up my 2006 Ultra, Big Sucker, Super trapp slip-ons, new 25' injectors, power commander, and had it dyno'd. What a difference. great improvement, mid range greatly improved. Do half my riding two up. Looking forward to a long group ride Sunday. hp 78 tor 77.5. Highly recommend this upgrade.
Luck Dragon
Luck Dragon
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