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I have a 2013 streetglide stage 1..
V&H dresser duals with CFR slip ons,zippers max flo intake.
I bought a powervision tuner with a downloaded map from fuelmoto..
I followed the prompts and installed the downloaded map.
The bike seems to run the same as it did before the download.I am still getting
lots of popping in decel and on occasion a backfire on initial startup..
I guess for 513.00 dollars for the pv tuner i expected a better result..
Anyone else have this setup?What are your results?Good or not so good?Map#?
I called fuelmoto and am waiting for a return call..
Bought my powervision from Fleabay. Email <pdaniels@dynojet.com> tell him your set up and he will send you a map. Nailed mine the first time, but each setup is a little different.
Bought my powervision from Fleabay. Email <pdaniels@dynojet.com> tell him your set up and he will send you a map. Nailed mine the first time, but each setup is a little different.
Pat for dynojet is fast I emailed him yesterday for a tune and got it in a couple hours. Great customer service.
I have a 2013 streetglide stage 1..
V&H dresser duals with CFR slip ons,zippers max flo intake.
I bought a powervision tuner with a downloaded map from fuelmoto..
I followed the prompts and installed the downloaded map.
The bike seems to run the same as it did before the download.I am still getting
lots of popping in decel and on occasion a backfire on initial startup..
I guess for 513.00 dollars for the pv tuner i expected a better result..
Anyone else have this setup?What are your results?Good or not so good?Map#?
I called fuelmoto and am waiting for a return call..
My experience has been if you want it tuned PEFECTLY bring it to a tuner and have it done right.
I purchased all my parts from FM and they sent me their map and I thought it ran like sh_t to be honest. Jamie was very helpful and tried modding my maps. It did make it better and I ran many auto tunes. It all helped but not nearly as much as the 150.00 I spent for a custom tune on the dyno with a good tuner. I strongly suggest you consider this path!
Every bike is different. Do a auto tune run, save it and do another auto tune run using the tune you just saved. Once you do this a few times, get the changes below 5% and you should be set.
Yeah they all run like that for a few miles or so until the auto tune gets it dialed in. I have the PC-V with the autotune and it took it about 20-30 miles of me riding like I normally do with some hard runs and just crusing on the freeway for the auto tune to finally be done with its adjustments. Now, i only get a decel pop every so often and usually its when there is a drastic weather change outside. I can tell when the auto tune did most of its tuning though because when its low to mid 70s outside, my bike runs at like 110% compared to other temps. good luck to you and give it some time to work its magic.
I had crazy pinging on my first stage 1 map from Jamie at FuelMoto. I emailed him back and he gladly tweaked the map, retarded the timing I beleive, and it runs and sounds like a champ now. Every bike is different, even if it is the same make and model with the same farkles added. Jamie has base maps for different setups. So it is understandable that he might have to tweak the maps as needed for his customers. Just email him from the map request portion of the website. He will get it taken care of.
Wow, wish we had $150 Dyno's around here. They start at around $300. In fact most are out of business except for the stealership. Even though they have treated me right, I don't trust them to Dyno my bike.
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