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Mar 8, 2007 | 12:46 AM

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HDFLHT

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RE: Power Commander Maps

thanks for all the input

Mar 9, 2007 | 08:18 PM

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Sorry it took so long to get back Taterdog...Central does not have a Dyno. However, just down the street from the new Central HD there is a Kawasaki dealer that does. As far as I know, Blue Springs HD is the only HD dealer in the KC metro that has a Dyno. I'd call ahead and see if you need an appointment. It just happened that they were slow the day I went.

Mar 9, 2007 | 11:17 PM

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Taterdog

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RE: Power Commander Maps

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ORIGINAL: sligarn5

Sorry it took so long to get back Taterdog...Central does not have a Dyno. However, just down the street from the new Central HD there is a Kawasaki dealer that does. As far as I know, Blue Springs HD is the only HD dealer in the KC metro that has a Dyno. I'd call ahead and see if you need an appointment. It just happened that they were slow the day I went.

No problemo, sligarn5. Just so happens I spent the day replacing my exhaust with Rineharts and checking my cam chain tensioners, so had to go out to Central for some parts and oil. I asked them about dyno and they said same as you -- don't offer it. He did say, however, that the Central HD South store will take a bike and have it dyno'd locally. I know Olathe Suzuki sells Power Commander and may have a dyno, or it may be the Kawasaki dealer your talking about.

Once I finish with the exhaust (tomorrow I hope), I'll install my PCIII and remap for my air filter and exhaust. Eventually will need to get it dyno'd, so I'll check out the Kawasaki dealer for sure.

Thanks for getting back to me. Hope to see you on the road.

Mar 10, 2007 | 11:30 AM

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jkoch09ultra

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RE: Power Commander Maps

I had a dynotune. Bike still popped. I added 15's from 1300 rpm to 4000 rpm in the 0 throttle position. Wahalla, no more popping.

My dynotune map runs like a scalded ape but is gas hungry. I run it sometimes and another map that is a lot better on gas. I had to put 15's in the 0 throttle position to stop the popping on both maps.

Works great. Dynotuners will not always tune out the popping. they do not worry about the 0 throttle position unless you ask them to. Make sure you ask them to leave you a little gas mileage also or they will set up up for the drag strip.

Mar 10, 2007 | 10:30 PM

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ultra2006

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RE: Power Commander Maps

Did you do 15 all the way down or where, Jeff.

Mar 10, 2007 | 10:35 PM

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jkoch09ultra

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RE: Power Commander Maps

15,s go in the left column (0 throttle position) from about 1250 to 4000 RPM. You may need 20's if it still pops. Some get away with 10's.

Mar 10, 2007 | 10:44 PM

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RE: Power Commander Maps

I agree when it comes to Jamie at Fuel Moto. He is awesome!! I bought my PC III from him and he preloaded the map I needed. I am in the process of installing Andrews 26G's and I called him and he put together a whole new map and emailed it to me. If anyone is even considering buying a PC III you should give your money to Jamie, for no other reason than the excellent service from Fuel Moto and Jamie.

www.fuelmotousa.com

Mar 11, 2007 | 12:14 AM

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Taterdog

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RE: Power Commander Maps

I finished installing Rinehart TD's today, and started in on the PCIII. Man, not a lot of room to squeeze the ECM connectors through the battery box from left to right. Should be able to finish up tomorrow afternoon. Thanks for the good tips on adding 15's in the 0 throttle position.