Power Commander V Installed
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PCV on a 2007?
I see a few posts from some '07 owners running the PCV. Dynojet web site says PCIII for the '07 Dyna...so will it work on a 2007 Dyna and if so why doesn't Dynojet advertise it?
Thanks,
John
Thanks,
John
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old 96, had same problem on 01 ultra.. added rhinharts, big sucker, pc. first time after dynoed, about fumigated me.took it back to indy. he remapped it. mpg went from 38-40 to low 30's. right pipe was brown colored.put 12 k this spring- fall. traded for 2010 flhtk ultra 11/7/09.had more power but couldn't keep gas in it.be along time coming before repeat stupid is , what stupid does.indy informed magnelli fi is touchy.once again, a fool soon parts with his $.
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I have PCV on an 07. The extra $300 for the auto-tune is well worth it. No need for dyno and you can set bike up for mileage and power too with just a little knowledge of AFR's and looking at different maps and tables. I get around 45 MPG on a 103" bike and usually go around 130-135 miles before fuel guage goes below half full.
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The milage is what scares me, my light came on yesterday while I was riding and the trip was at 244 miles and I filled up level with 5.43 gl. This was a 50/50 mix of intown and hiway and not being easy on the throtle. My bike is all stock for now.
Typical mileage for a 96" bike with exhaust, intake and PC-V is 38-44 MPG. I personally own 2009 and 2010 bikes and this is what I see with mine, and I am usually on the aggressive side with the throttle. Stock fuel mileage on these bikes is generally in the mid 40's. Riding style will greatly influence fuel mileage as well.
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