Fuelpack settings for Rinehart slip ons
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They didn't have the code for my combination of exhaust and air filterlisted on their website either.
But I called them (number should be on their website) and they took my information and what I had installed on my bike and got back to me right away with the proper map to use. Just give them a call, I found their customer service to be excellent. You may have to leave your name and number with the person who answers if their tech isn't available.
You also might want to make sure you know which fuel pak version you have before you call.
But I called them (number should be on their website) and they took my information and what I had installed on my bike and got back to me right away with the proper map to use. Just give them a call, I found their customer service to be excellent. You may have to leave your name and number with the person who answers if their tech isn't available.
You also might want to make sure you know which fuel pak version you have before you call.
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Rebel, can't help with the Fuelpack (I have a PCIII) but I hope you like loud!
I think I might get harassed a little here, but I installed a set of Rinehart slip ons last week, great sound, deep, throaty, and did I mention LOUD! I know, some of you guys think it's never loud enough, so go ahead and harrass me, LOL.
Well, they were a little too loud for me, but they are funny, loud at idle, low speed and acceleration, but at highway speeds they tend sound nice,and surprisinglynot too loud.
Anyway, I tried a couple of things, first took out what they call baffles (actually nothing there, just straight through) added some packing. This helped just a touch, hardly any difference. Surfed the net, saw a couple of ideas, and ended up welding a few pieces of "half disks" in the baffle pipe.
Wow, still deep and throaty, but not as loud, good Rinehart sound, just at a lower decible.
Good luck!
I think I might get harassed a little here, but I installed a set of Rinehart slip ons last week, great sound, deep, throaty, and did I mention LOUD! I know, some of you guys think it's never loud enough, so go ahead and harrass me, LOL.
Well, they were a little too loud for me, but they are funny, loud at idle, low speed and acceleration, but at highway speeds they tend sound nice,and surprisinglynot too loud.
Anyway, I tried a couple of things, first took out what they call baffles (actually nothing there, just straight through) added some packing. This helped just a touch, hardly any difference. Surfed the net, saw a couple of ideas, and ended up welding a few pieces of "half disks" in the baffle pipe.
Wow, still deep and throaty, but not as loud, good Rinehart sound, just at a lower decible.
Good luck!
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