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Old Apr 15, 2009 | 06:03 PM
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I ordered a PCIII from Fuel Moto and was wondering is it a simple plug and play or is there anything I have to do? I told Jamie what Iwas adding so I assume he loaded the map. I am also wondering if anybody has any additional recomendations.
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Old Apr 15, 2009 | 06:29 PM
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Yes, it is about the most simple plug and play you will come by. Just make sure you zero the throttle position once its installed and the bike is warm!
 
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Just wondering Frank....why the PCIII instead of the PCV? And yes, it's plug and play....the only thing you should have to do is set the throttle position.
 
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Comes with good directions to follow, as stated already be sure to set your throttle position after you have the bike warmed up.
 
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plug and play all the way vrooooom vroooooooom
 
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I was just curious why you went with the PCIII instead of the PC-V also? Should just be plug and play and FMoto will answer any questions.
 
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I was just curious why you went with the PCIII instead of the PC-V also? Should just be plug and play and FMoto will answer any questions.
mainly for the price.... was i missing something with the V?
 
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mainly for the price.... was i missing something with the V?
I picked the PCV because it was smaller and had more options for tuning plus I wanted to add the autotune. Never even asked if the price was different. oops. I am very happy with the PCV. The install should be pretty straight forward for you . Good luck.
 
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Quick and easy.
 
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You'll find the PC-V easier to install due to it's size. Also the addition of the Auto-tune is a nice function for you down the road. If you have issues you'll find FuelMoto easy to deal with and they stand behind their product 100%.

Please let us know how the installation went and how you like your PC III

Ride Safe, Mike
 
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