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Harleyturner - I don't know how far they rode. But I have 18K on my 10 Ultra that has been over much of the US and several mountain ranges and Death Valley. It is set up that way and it runs great.
Harleyturner - I don't know how far they rode. But I have 18K on my 10 Ultra that has been over much of the US and several mountain ranges and Death Valley. It is set up that way and it runs great.
Harleyturner - I don't know how far they rode. But I have 18K on my 10 Ultra that has been over much of the US and several mountain ranges and Death Valley. It is set up that way and it runs great.
No worthless SERT's for me.
Worthless......good for nothin' crap...... put 40K on my 95" putting out 101/108 and hated every minute of it......yeah, right!! The 117" is even better!!
the MAP is the sensor in the throttle body that tells the computer about fuel air mixtures..
well sort of, the M.A.P. [manifold Absolute pressure] sensor is a Load input to the ECM/ECU and it uses it along with RPM, Throttle position, Amb. Temp, to calculate what load cell in the fuel look up table [ map] to use, and a tuner & software can hack this and change that look up table [map] to adjust for more fuel and or timing etc. And like was said before a Dyno and tuner can dial it in closer and more precise.
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