PC V map?
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Likely there is very little difference between your parts and the parts on the chart (One open AC is not really different from another, etc).
That said, I suggest calling (dont email) Fuel Moto and see if they'll hook you up with a map, they have tons, and almost certainly have one that matches your combo.
And buy something from them, they deserve it and you'll be happy
That said, I suggest calling (dont email) Fuel Moto and see if they'll hook you up with a map, they have tons, and almost certainly have one that matches your combo.
And buy something from them, they deserve it and you'll be happy
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I paid for (4) hours of dyno time at $88 an hour so ya, I paid for it. I had the map done back in June, before I went to Sturgis. When I went to the Stealership yesterday, I asked them to give me a print out of my map so I had it incase anything goes wrong with my PC V. The picture is what they gave me. So you guys think this is just a generic map? Wouldnt surprise me if they didnt do a damn thing to my bike. I'll post a pic of my graph when I get home.
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I paid for (4) hours of dyno time at $88 an hour so ya, I paid for it. I had the map done back in June, before I went to Sturgis. When I went to the Stealership yesterday, I asked them to give me a print out of my map so I had it incase anything goes wrong with my PC V. The picture is what they gave me. So you guys think this is just a generic map? Wouldnt surprise me if they didnt do a damn thing to my bike. I'll post a pic of my graph when I get home.
99.9% of them have very little experience beyond the minimal training they get after the last bonehead that used to do it left.
With a basic stage 1 setup, if you get a map from a company like Fuel Moto or other company with extensive experience tuning, the map you'll get will be much better than a tune by some slob at the dealership who doesnt know what the heck he is doing.
Fuel Moto, Hillside, Dragos, etc etc all have tuned thousands of bikes, if you're a customer of theirs they'll give you a map that is the result of a tune with your exact part combination, so it will be very very close.
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Lookin at Fuel Moto's website, they will not supply maps if you didnt buy the parts from them. I am on hold right now with Power Commander to see if they have a map they can send me. Looking at their site, they do not list MGS pipes as an option, unfortunately. I hope that will not create an issue.
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Lookin at Fuel Moto's website, they will not supply maps if you didnt buy the parts from them. I am on hold right now with Power Commander to see if they have a map they can send me. Looking at their site, they do not list MGS pipes as an option, unfortunately. I hope that will not create an issue.
http://www.powercommander.com/powerc...dType=PCIIIUSB
Is the bike running good?
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"MGS", stellar support!
Buy quality from a good source and they will help you out.
Looks to me that you got burnt from the stealership paying for a real dyno tune.
I've bought all my stuff from F/M, excellent company w/spot-on maps, wanting to add Auto-Tune to my 09FLHTP w/SE255's but F/M's map is spot on, don't think that AutoTune would improve enough to justify the cost.
Try MGS's map, should be better than what you paid for.
Dan B.
Central Ks.
Buy quality from a good source and they will help you out.
Looks to me that you got burnt from the stealership paying for a real dyno tune.
I've bought all my stuff from F/M, excellent company w/spot-on maps, wanting to add Auto-Tune to my 09FLHTP w/SE255's but F/M's map is spot on, don't think that AutoTune would improve enough to justify the cost.
Try MGS's map, should be better than what you paid for.
Dan B.
Central Ks.
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