Total SE Heavy Breather/SE Slip-on, Remap Charge?
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Total SE Heavy Breather/SE Slip-on, Remap Charge?
I wanna do the SE Heavy Breather, SE Slip on exhaust, and need to know what all needs to be done with the remap or whatever it needs. Also, I know the SE Heavy Breather is about $299, the SE slip ons about $240, so what can I expect to pay to have all this bought, installed, dyno'ed or whatever, remap etc. in TOTAL? My bike is a 2007 SuperGlide, completely stock, and I really don't want to stick $1500 into getting this all done, since I can live with the bike the way it is. I'm thinking $8-900, any more and I think I'd skip it. I'm saving for a new bike, so I don't want to invest too much of my new bike dollars in this one.
Last edited by hd4evr2008; 03-29-2009 at 12:29 PM.
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I wanna do the SE Heavy Breather, SE Slip on exhaust, and need to know what all needs to be done with the remap or whatever it needs. Also, I know the SE Heavy Breather is about $299, the SE slip ons about $240, so what can I expect to pay to have all this bought, installed, dyno'ed or whatever, remap etc. in TOTAL? My bike is a 2007 SuperGlide, completely stock, and I really don't want to stick $1500 into getting this all done, since I can live with the bike the way it is. I'm thinking $8-900, any more and I think I'd skip it. I'm saving for a new bike, so I don't want to invest too much of my new bike dollars in this one.
If you do it your self
Heavy breather from zanottis = $250
I will be selling my screaming Eagle slip-ons next week= $120
PC3 from Fuel Moto = $275 = $645
Or could get a stage one dealer download for $150-$200
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My wife has a 07 883, they told me just doing the air cleaner and slipons would not make a big change to have to adjust. What I was going to do was put it all on myself, then take it to my indy. My indy has a dyno and for about 50 bucks he'll hook it up and tell you if its fine. If it is how much $$ will I save if not then he can do the download or what ever.
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Looks like you have the set up I want...can I be real nosy and ask just what you had done to your bike and how much it cost you?
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SE slip-ons from Chicago Harley = around $220 forget exact
SE Heavy Breather from Zanottis = $250
PCV from Fuel Moto = $300
I have new exhaust on the way so like stated above I will be selling my SE Slip-ons that are like new.
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If you are planning on selling/saving for a new bike, I wouldn't do anyhing. You won't get anything more for resale with these mods (or at best $100). Whatever you spend will likely be lost.
I suppose the cheapest way would be to get the parts off E Bay, or from Chicago or Zanottis (20% off).Slipons are very easy to find on EBay. Install yourself and get a stage 1 reflash. (A power comander of other tuner with a dyno will run $6-700 and up, the self tuning tuners seem to cost $6-800+).
With a little patience, $8-900 would easily cover it.
I suppose the cheapest way would be to get the parts off E Bay, or from Chicago or Zanottis (20% off).Slipons are very easy to find on EBay. Install yourself and get a stage 1 reflash. (A power comander of other tuner with a dyno will run $6-700 and up, the self tuning tuners seem to cost $6-800+).
With a little patience, $8-900 would easily cover it.
My bike is a 2007 SuperGlide, completely stock, and I really don't want to stick $1500 into getting this all done, since I can live with the bike the way it is. I'm thinking $8-900, any more and I think I'd skip it. I'm saving for a new bike, so I don't want to invest too much of my new bike dollars in this one.
Last edited by gregbenner; 03-29-2009 at 01:26 PM.
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From what i have been hearing and from what harley has started to leak is that starting in 2007 harley went to a closed loop system with 2 o2 sensors and that the bike itself can adjust for air intake and exhaust mods with no remapping needed.
Many will disagree some will agree.
Many will disagree some will agree.
Yes, 07 and up will theoretically adjust for intake and exhaust modifications as long as the o2 sensors are left intact.
However even if it works perfectly and adjusts the air fuel ratio to compensate, it will be adjusting it back to the equivalent of stock settings...meaning it will still be too lean just like stock is too lean.