Can I run my motorcycle with new exhaust before I put a fuel management system on
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Can I run my motorcycle with new exhaust before I put a fuel management system on
I have a 2003 FLHR/I Roadking. I purchased the "Bassani True Dual Power Curve" I want to install them now. I am going to purchase a Big sucker stage I intake, but I have not decided on which brand of fuel management system. My choices are the Vance and Hines fuel pak, Bassani BX-043-51 EFI tuner, Power Commander III, RevTech DFO, and Dynatek FI controller.Will it hurt the motor, if I install the exhaust without the fuel management system???? If anyonehas any information on the systems I am thinking about, I would appreciate any input.
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RE: Can I run my motorcycle with new exhaust before I put a fuel management system on
ORIGINAL: doug garrison
I have a 2003 FLHR/I Roadking. I purchased the "Bassani True Dual Power Curve" I want to install them now. I am going to purchase a Big sucker stage I intake, but I have not decided on which brand of fuel management system. My choices are the Vance and Hines fuel pak, Bassani BX-043-51 EFI tuner, Power Commander III, RevTech DFO, and Dynatek FI controller.Will it hurt the motor, if I install the exhaust without the fuel management system???? If anyonehas any information on the systems I am thinking about, I would appreciate any input.
Thank you
I have a 2003 FLHR/I Roadking. I purchased the "Bassani True Dual Power Curve" I want to install them now. I am going to purchase a Big sucker stage I intake, but I have not decided on which brand of fuel management system. My choices are the Vance and Hines fuel pak, Bassani BX-043-51 EFI tuner, Power Commander III, RevTech DFO, and Dynatek FI controller.Will it hurt the motor, if I install the exhaust without the fuel management system???? If anyonehas any information on the systems I am thinking about, I would appreciate any input.
Thank you
Out of the ones you listed, I prefer and recommend the Power Commander. It is very user-friendly and it is very popular with the dyno-tuners so they can work on your bike easier. I would actually recommend going with a DTT auto-tune system or a Thundermaxx auto-tune system. They self-adjust to your bike and any changes you might make in the future. They cost a bit more upfront, but in the long run it will save you a lot of money and headaches.
Steve
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