Fuelmoto Power Package Redone
Fuelmoto Power Package Redone
Waited 51,000 miles before I purchased the Fuelmoto Power Package for my 09 Road King, not this time. The 103ci motor in the Electra Glide pulls strong but also pings at times, my goal was to eliminate that. The other added benefit that Im hoping to gain is added power, cooler running motor, better sound and maybe better gas mileage.
I called the folks at Fuelmoto who answered all of my questions and this time I went with the Dynojet Power Vision unit, I had used the Power Commander 5 before. The Power Vision unit looks like a small GPS, when attached you can view many functions and make some adjustments but the real power is using the WinPV Software; it comes preloaded with the correct map from Fuelmoto. When the unit is removed there are no visible add-ons to the bike, once less connection. Like my last bike I went with Fuelmotos Stage One Air Filter and their 4 Slash Up Jackpot Mufflers.
The install was easy, slip on new mufflers, replace air filter/backing and the easiest part was flashing the ECM and loading the Fuelmoto map. The bike sounds great, not too loud but loud enough to appreciate it, started easy and pulls stronger.
After putting 1500 miles with the Fuelmoto kit Im happy to report that the bike runs really good. The bike ran well before but the kit as given the bike more umph at highway speed and Im down shifting less, most of the pinging is gone and I think the bikes starts easier. Gas mileage so far as not really changed that much one way or the other.
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I called the folks at Fuelmoto who answered all of my questions and this time I went with the Dynojet Power Vision unit, I had used the Power Commander 5 before. The Power Vision unit looks like a small GPS, when attached you can view many functions and make some adjustments but the real power is using the WinPV Software; it comes preloaded with the correct map from Fuelmoto. When the unit is removed there are no visible add-ons to the bike, once less connection. Like my last bike I went with Fuelmotos Stage One Air Filter and their 4 Slash Up Jackpot Mufflers.
The install was easy, slip on new mufflers, replace air filter/backing and the easiest part was flashing the ECM and loading the Fuelmoto map. The bike sounds great, not too loud but loud enough to appreciate it, started easy and pulls stronger.
After putting 1500 miles with the Fuelmoto kit Im happy to report that the bike runs really good. The bike ran well before but the kit as given the bike more umph at highway speed and Im down shifting less, most of the pinging is gone and I think the bikes starts easier. Gas mileage so far as not really changed that much one way or the other.
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Thanks, I think I'm the minority but I actually like the football, maybe I'll change my mind oneday.
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Joined: Feb 2013
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From: Wisconsin
I will be doing the same package to my 13 road glide with the exception that I went with the PCV.
I also feel that I want to keep the football!
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 500
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From: Springfield Ohio
I kept the football on mine as well. I like the look of the wire baskets, but legs are so darn long that my knee rests on it, and let me tell you those things will beat the crap out of a knee!
I rarely touch the football, but when I do its not going to leave bruises.
Nice upgrade, and thanks for the pics!
I rarely touch the football, but when I do its not going to leave bruises.
Nice upgrade, and thanks for the pics!
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: SE Michigan
I kept the football on mine as well. I like the look of the wire baskets, but legs are so darn long that my knee rests on it, and let me tell you those things will beat the crap out of a knee!
I rarely touch the football, but when I do its not going to leave bruises.
Nice upgrade, and thanks for the pics!
I rarely touch the football, but when I do its not going to leave bruises.
Nice upgrade, and thanks for the pics!
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Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Western South Dakota
Good job!!
Happy Tweekin'!
Was your bike a 103 from the "git-go"?
What were you getting for MPG?
I never did care for the football.
It is big and cumbersome, and takes up a lotta space.
Maybe at least way though, it might have a better chance of staying straight rather than ****-eyed. lolol.
Happy Tweekin'!
Was your bike a 103 from the "git-go"?
What were you getting for MPG?
I never did care for the football.
It is big and cumbersome, and takes up a lotta space.
Maybe at least way though, it might have a better chance of staying straight rather than ****-eyed. lolol.
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Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 500
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From: Springfield Ohio
I call this style of "performance" air cleaner covers wire baskets. Imagine bouncing down the road with your knee resting against that and you see what I mean. They seem to stick out a little further than the factory football as well, so trying to keep my knee off of them leaves me feeling like I'm getting into position to give birth. LOL
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In fact, I not only kept the football on my '12 limited, I added a football to my '03 Heritage....
To each their own......