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Old 09-19-2017, 12:20 PM
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i have a 2016 vrscdx running a generic map sold to me from main dealer looks like power vision flash on receipt, currently running A v+h comp series pipe and k+n filter running no lid on airbox cover . bike runs ok but throttle response is poor unless im flat out and mid range pull off is a bit poor to just needs a proper dyno map and fuel controller im thinking of running the power commander PCV any other suggestions ? anybody else have similar issues ? i didnt get a fuel controller when i got bike cos i was told i didnt really need one but it def needs something . any advice appreciated
 
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Even bone stock, there is a bit of a low rpm stumble and they surge a bit as well. They are just too lean. Change out the cans and of course it leans out even more. I ran the PC V on my Muscle. Downloaded a map that was on their website for my exact mufflers (V&H Comps). Ran better. But there was still was a little off idle stumble and of course there was an absurd amount of deceleration popping.

If you go over to 1130cc.com and look on their forums, you might find a map for the PC V that's a lot better than the "canned" maps on the Power Commander site. I downloaded one called "Phoenix 2012" or something like that and my bike ran perfect.
 
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