PC III vs SERT
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PC III vs SERT
Looking at picking up the PC III for a new 07 UC. My 05 UC had the SERT. Any comments between the two. I see that they have some good MAPs for my config (soon to be) and it seems some what easier to setup nad use. It also looks like you can have it Dyno tunes also??? I saw this on the instructions: The stock O2 sensors can be removed
from the exhaust if desired. Do the sensors just connect to a sensor wire, inside the pipe??
from the exhaust if desired. Do the sensors just connect to a sensor wire, inside the pipe??
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RE: PC III vs SERT
www.fuelmotousa.com Interesting info on sensors, SERT vs. PCIII. Click on the orange '07 Harley icon, read away and make an educated decision!
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RE: PC III vs SERT
One other suggestion, sine I am thinking about it. If you do plan on getting the bike dynoed, call the person you are going to have dyno it and find out what they prefer to work with. Just an idea
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RE: PC III vs SERT
PCIII doesnt require to remove o2s, they give you a simple replacement sensor that you plug in when you unplug the wire, 5 minute job, serts for 07 will be epa compliant and not give very much performance increase a pc III is a better choice and less expensive.
RE: PC III vs SERT
i hashed this over and over for about 3 weeks and called jamie at fuel moto this morning and ordered the pc111 and k&n filter this morning. will let you know after the install what i think.
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RE: PC III vs SERT
ORIGINAL: gunrunner
PCIII doesnt require to remove o2s, they give you a simple replacement sensor that you plug in when you unplug the wire, 5 minute job, serts for 07 will be epa compliant and not give very much performance increase a pc III is a better choice and less expensive.
PCIII doesnt require to remove o2s, they give you a simple replacement sensor that you plug in when you unplug the wire, 5 minute job, serts for 07 will be epa compliant and not give very much performance increase a pc III is a better choice and less expensive.
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ORIGINAL: 04harleyboy
The SERT for 07 is not EPA compliant, it is what ever the tuner, tunes it too. Meaning if you go with "Off road" exhaust (non EPA compliant) the SERT can be tuned to get the most out of the pipes, you just have to have the proper tuner.
ORIGINAL: gunrunner
PCIII doesnt require to remove o2s, they give you a simple replacement sensor that you plug in when you unplug the wire, 5 minute job, serts for 07 will be epa compliant and not give very much performance increase a pc III is a better choice and less expensive.
PCIII doesnt require to remove o2s, they give you a simple replacement sensor that you plug in when you unplug the wire, 5 minute job, serts for 07 will be epa compliant and not give very much performance increase a pc III is a better choice and less expensive.
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RE: PC III vs SERT
I guess it might be a problem if your only option is a HD dealer. Living near Phoenix allows us huge choices on where too tune. EPA??? No problem, most places you go here will not even mention any EPA standards.