waking up a 15 FLHXS??
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If my new bike runs lean like everybody says they do, how come my built motors from my "just traded in Road King" got fantastic mileage while making 40 more hp? My stock 103 gets poor mpg's but is lean? I started another thread in the Rushmore column and still can't see how this can be. None of my previous tunes and / or motor combo's can come close to the smoothness of this new bike around town, (highway riding exact same).
Thanks!
Thanks!
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A bone stock Harley will benefit from a good tune/tuner to get the AFR where it belongs for optimal performance. Needed with just an exhaust change, probably not but will definitely help. Keeping air cleaner stock will limit the benefits. Fuel Moto usually sells package (exhaust, A/C, tuner) for less than the sum of the parts with a pre-loaded map and support if you continue to upgrade later.
I agree with you. I was just telling him what my experience has been and what I've read and been told by my local HD shop. You can do whatever you want to the exhaust, if you keep the air cleaner stock, tuning isn't "required". Now, ofcourse you can make it better if you change the air cleaner and get a custom tune. I will do that eventually as I plan to change my a/c and go to a side dump exhaust in front of the bags.
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Noticeable power increase?
Just got a return email from Fuel Moto, And they recommended your exact setup. Which is all fine, But I was leaning towards the V&H FP3 tuner. I am waiting a reply from them on why they say PV instead of FP3.
Shane