Trying to pick a Fuel Management System
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Trying to pick a Fuel Management System
I would like to add a fuel management system to my 2013 Ultra Limited which is stock except for Rinehart 4inch slip ons and K&N filter. I would also like to have the ability to return the ecm back to original factory specs if the fuel management system changes the ecm. I have read a lot of posts using the search function which has provided a lot of information. I'm down to two choices:
One-Vance & Hines FuelPak - Fuel Management System $260 at JP Cycles
Two-Dynojet Power Commander V $342 at JP Cycles
Cost isn't my driving consideration, ease of operation and operability is more important.
Your suggestions or comments will be appreciated.
Bill
One-Vance & Hines FuelPak - Fuel Management System $260 at JP Cycles
Two-Dynojet Power Commander V $342 at JP Cycles
Cost isn't my driving consideration, ease of operation and operability is more important.
Your suggestions or comments will be appreciated.
Bill
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Go for PowerCommander from Fuel Moto. It comes with the map, and their customer service is excellent. Also cheaper than J&P. 299.00 for PCV.
I haven't found anything yet from J&P that I couldn't find cheaper on Amazon or somewhere else. Love the catalog for ideas. Then I look somewhere else to purchase.
I haven't found anything yet from J&P that I couldn't find cheaper on Amazon or somewhere else. Love the catalog for ideas. Then I look somewhere else to purchase.
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Go for PowerCommander from Fuel Moto. It comes with the map, and their customer service is excellent. Also cheaper than J&P. 299.00 for PCV.
I haven't found anything yet from J&P that I couldn't find cheaper on Amazon or somewhere else. Love the catalog for ideas. Then I look somewhere else to purchase.
I haven't found anything yet from J&P that I couldn't find cheaper on Amazon or somewhere else. Love the catalog for ideas. Then I look somewhere else to purchase.
Have you got your bike tuned and running right?
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Devin and Kevin both use the Power Vision on their bike's and are completely satisfied with it. It is a very easy install, the Power Vision is delivered to you with a Custom Map, for Your Bike, already installed in it. You can plug it in, load the new tune into your bike, unplug it, and be riding with the New Tune in 5 minutes. And you can't beat the Unlimited Lifetime Technical Support
You can see more information on the Power Vision below.
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Dyno...PV-CMP-PKG.htm
Kelsey
You can see more information on the Power Vision below.
http://www.dkcustomproducts.com/Dyno...PV-CMP-PKG.htm
Kelsey
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Maps and unlimited support are free to Fuel Moto customers, a value added service that we have offered for over a decade. We also offer our services to those that have purchased thru DK Customs. And oh yeah, we dyno tune a few hundred bikes a year here too
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Yes, I have a small shop and I dyno tune for a living. The big difference between us is I don't go to tech forums to advertise my bussiness or to get business. I go to tech forums to talk about tech. The OP is in Kentucky. I would be suggesting a different tuner besides myself if he was looking for a tuner. No skin in this game. You have read enough of my post to understand that I use these tech forums excatly how I stated.
What gives a better tune? A emailed calibration that was made on another bike that might be close to yours, or a custom made calibration made for your bike. Made on your bike. With your deck height, your chamber, your injectors, your fuel from your area, your exhaust, your plug/ gap, your slip-ons, your air cleaner........... More to just mapping VE's in a tune. There is also the big deal of validating what the stock sensors are reporting to what is actually going on in the combustion chamber. I am not talking about WOT dyno numbers. I am talking about the area most people spend most of their time riding.
So, when guys come on a forum and ask about tuning devices and opinions on what to do. I will always try and point them in the direction that is the best option. What they choose to do is up to them. Why not give them the whole scoop according to me and options?
What gives a better tune? A emailed calibration that was made on another bike that might be close to yours, or a custom made calibration made for your bike. Made on your bike. With your deck height, your chamber, your injectors, your fuel from your area, your exhaust, your plug/ gap, your slip-ons, your air cleaner........... More to just mapping VE's in a tune. There is also the big deal of validating what the stock sensors are reporting to what is actually going on in the combustion chamber. I am not talking about WOT dyno numbers. I am talking about the area most people spend most of their time riding.
So, when guys come on a forum and ask about tuning devices and opinions on what to do. I will always try and point them in the direction that is the best option. What they choose to do is up to them. Why not give them the whole scoop according to me and options?
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Yes, I have a small shop and I dyno tune for a living. The big difference between us is I don't go to tech forums to advertise my bussiness or to get business. I go to tech forums to talk about tech. The OP is in Kentucky. I would be suggesting a different tuner besides myself if he was looking for a tuner. No skin in this game. You have read enough of my post to understand that I use these tech forums excatly how I stated.
What gives a better tune? A emailed calibration that was made on another bike that might be close to yours, or a custom made calibration made for your bike. Made on your bike. With your deck height, your chamber, your injectors, your fuel from your area, your exhaust, your plug/ gap, your slip-ons, your air cleaner........... More to just mapping VE's in a tune. There is also the big deal of validating what the stock sensors are reporting to what is actually going on in the combustion chamber. I am not talking about WOT dyno numbers. I am talking about the area most people spend most of their time riding.
So, when guys come on a forum and ask about tuning devices and opinions on what to do. I will always try and point them in the direction that is the best option. What they choose to do is up to them. Why not give them the whole scoop according to me and options?
What gives a better tune? A emailed calibration that was made on another bike that might be close to yours, or a custom made calibration made for your bike. Made on your bike. With your deck height, your chamber, your injectors, your fuel from your area, your exhaust, your plug/ gap, your slip-ons, your air cleaner........... More to just mapping VE's in a tune. There is also the big deal of validating what the stock sensors are reporting to what is actually going on in the combustion chamber. I am not talking about WOT dyno numbers. I am talking about the area most people spend most of their time riding.
So, when guys come on a forum and ask about tuning devices and opinions on what to do. I will always try and point them in the direction that is the best option. What they choose to do is up to them. Why not give them the whole scoop according to me and options?
Oh, and there's a huge difference between dyno tuning a bike and auto tuning a bike on a dyno. (hrdtail78, that was NOT intended for you).