Power Vision Question
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Road Captain
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Power Vision Question
I have already e-mailed Jamie but wanted to get other opinions
I have a 2006 Electra Glide Ultra so i don't have o2 sensors on my bike.
So is a power Vision still useful for me i know i won't be able to use auto tune but I'm looking to use their tunein program, just not sure if i should go that route.
Thank you for any help.
I have a 2006 Electra Glide Ultra so i don't have o2 sensors on my bike.
So is a power Vision still useful for me i know i won't be able to use auto tune but I'm looking to use their tunein program, just not sure if i should go that route.
Thank you for any help.
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Oxygen sensor bungs are about $2 each. Add the cost to have 'em welded in the "correct" spot on your pipes, & Auto Tune (Power Vision or ThunderMax) becomes a good investment. Subtract the price of dyno tuning to get to the real cost of a good running bike.
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Actually my dresser duals have the bungs I pluged them when I installed them, that would have to be a later upgrade for the auto tune.
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I have a PV for my two bikes- An '03 without oxygen sensors and a '12 with the narrow-band OEM oxygen sensors.
I was going to add the wide-band sensors and AT module to the '03, so I could use the Pro autotune feature. The tune I was given, was spot on and the bike ran better than it had in years... I decided to leave it as is......
I have used the basic autotune feature for the '12.... again, the tune from FuelMoto was so close that I didn't really notice a difference after a few Auto tune sessions, but it was fun!
I will always have the option to add the pro auto tune with wide-band sensors in the furure should my needs change... a great option to have....
I was going to add the wide-band sensors and AT module to the '03, so I could use the Pro autotune feature. The tune I was given, was spot on and the bike ran better than it had in years... I decided to leave it as is......
I have used the basic autotune feature for the '12.... again, the tune from FuelMoto was so close that I didn't really notice a difference after a few Auto tune sessions, but it was fun!
I will always have the option to add the pro auto tune with wide-band sensors in the furure should my needs change... a great option to have....
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Just ordered a Power Vision, their even on sale and i'll be sending in my fuel pak on Monday for the tune in program. Auto tune to come later.
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I would have to agree, i think so too.
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