Stage 1 Kit for EFI
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Stage 1 Kit for EFI
I did a search and didn't find anything here on this topic.
I have an 06 RG and would like to know what the benefit of adding a SE Stage 1 Kit to it.
From what I am reading about it, the kit improves the breathing capacity of the engine and should be installed by an authorized H-D mechanic.
Is the kit worth it?
I have an 06 RG and would like to know what the benefit of adding a SE Stage 1 Kit to it.
From what I am reading about it, the kit improves the breathing capacity of the engine and should be installed by an authorized H-D mechanic.
Is the kit worth it?
RE: Stage 1 Kit for EFI
hey
I run a 2004 Ultra with the stage one and Arlen Ness Air breather and screaming eagles slip ons. when the stealer ship put on the stage one they put on the KN breather set up. I went with the AN and gain ponys and no oil leaking on my engine. I think if you are going to put this on your bike anyone can do it as long as U keep the paperwork so it will not void your warenty if you have problems and have to take to the stealer ship..... Good luck
keep the chrome side up and be safe out there.........
I run a 2004 Ultra with the stage one and Arlen Ness Air breather and screaming eagles slip ons. when the stealer ship put on the stage one they put on the KN breather set up. I went with the AN and gain ponys and no oil leaking on my engine. I think if you are going to put this on your bike anyone can do it as long as U keep the paperwork so it will not void your warenty if you have problems and have to take to the stealer ship..... Good luck
keep the chrome side up and be safe out there.........
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RE: Stage 1 Kit for EFI
Thanks Big Dog,
I have read that something has to be reset, I think it might be the EFI and that involves some kind of mapping. I'm still not familiar with how they do that. Does it require some kinda diagnostic device or just play it by ear?
I have read that something has to be reset, I think it might be the EFI and that involves some kind of mapping. I'm still not familiar with how they do that. Does it require some kinda diagnostic device or just play it by ear?
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RE: Stage 1 Kit for EFI
I did it on my Street Glide. It was worth it. I did negotiate with the dealer on the labor. I told him that I would buy the parts from him and have them install them if he would do the map for free. If not, I would order the parts online, install them and have the bike trailered to him and pay for the map. He never even blinked and did it without a problem. I think he charges around 125 for the map. This way, he got the profit off the parts and the one hour labor to install them. It worked out well. It was a very noticeable difference.
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Thanks Big Dog,
I have read that something has to be reset, I think it might be the EFI and that involves some kind of mapping. I'm still not familiar with how they do that. Does it require some kinda diagnostic device or just play it by ear?
Thanks Big Dog,
I have read that something has to be reset, I think it might be the EFI and that involves some kind of mapping. I'm still not familiar with how they do that. Does it require some kinda diagnostic device or just play it by ear?
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RE: Stage 1 Kit for EFI
Pipes/air kit with a dyno tuned PCIII will get you a real dramatic increase in performance over the lean/restricted, stock, EPA trampled, configuration. Your bike will be way more enjoyable to ride while retaining excellent fuel economy. Just install everything yourself, order the PCIII with a pre-loaded map, and then find a qualifed dyno guy to dial it in. Best money you could spend, no question!
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RE: Stage 1 Kit for EFI
My '03 Ultra has a Stage 1 intake on it. It use to have Stage 1 exhaust but I replaced the SE mufflers with stock muffler. I don't have anything to compart it to because this is my first Harley but my Utlra Classic gets around 50-51 MPG.
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RE: Stage 1 Kit for EFI
One concern about the air filter(K&N) that comes with the Stage 1. K&N's are designed for racing, short trips, and a cleaning very often. They breathe great, but aren't the best for highway riding when it comes to filtration. Look at Amsoil's new air filters. Or another brand that offers good flow with good filtering.
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Sorry Man; I forgot about the mapping. I also put a PCIII on mine and let the computer do the mapping with the epuipment I had on the bike. There are several thousand different combo's to work with accorrding to what pipes,air breather and what different Stage U put on your Scooter. Any question feel free to email me about this. and address it something to do with Motorcycles so I don't delete as spam....................Big Dog
Keep the Chrome side up and Be Safe ou there!!!!!
Keep the Chrome side up and Be Safe ou there!!!!!