PCV on 2011?
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Tourer
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From: Yuma, AZ
PCV on 2011?
Anybody try a PCV on their 2011 yet? My bike should be delivered in a week and I already have my exhaust ordered up. I want to use a PCV w/ Autotune, but Power Commander has not tested this setup on the new bikes yet. When I called them last week they said it "should" work, but they couldn't guarantee it. Anybody try one on their '11 yet?
Road Warrior
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From: Broadview Heights, OH
I'm interested in the same thing. When I eventually sell/trade my '09 for (hopefully) a new RGU I'm planning on taking off my PCV and Monster Ovals for the new bike. I'd expect to need a new map from Jamie but I'm hoping other than that I'd be good to go.
Road Warrior
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From: Jackson, Ohio
Anybody try a PCV on their 2011 yet? My bike should be delivered in a week and I already have my exhaust ordered up. I want to use a PCV w/ Autotune, but Power Commander has not tested this setup on the new bikes yet. When I called them last week they said it "should" work, but they couldn't guarantee it. Anybody try one on their '11 yet?
Why the desire to use a PCV?
The SEPST will give you access to all the functions you need to properly tune your bike. PC products require that you take the O2 sensors out of service; these are necessary for your bike to idle & cruise efficiently!
If you were riding a '06 or older bike, the pc stuff is ok but do a little research before you purchase a tuner for your '10 & '11 models. The SEPST is cheaper and a lot better tuner.
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