Power Comander and K & N Air Cleaner
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Power Comander and K & N Air Cleaner
I have a 2008 Ultra and am going to change out the stock air cleaner with a high flow K & N model. I'm also planning on adding a Power Commander fuel module. Has anyone done this keeping the stock pipes? I'm looking to have the engine run cooler and I don't realler care about changing the sound. Thanks for the help. Rick (super newbie).
PS What do you think of AMSoil? I like what I've read.
PS What do you think of AMSoil? I like what I've read.
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RE: Power Comander and K & N Air Cleaner
I don't think there is any real point in spending the money on a different intake if you aren't going to change the mufflers....by the way, I don't think K&N has their intake for 08 models available yet due to the larger throttlebody size on the 08s. The PCIII might still help cool it down, others here might have better advice on that.
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RE: Power Comander and K & N Air Cleaner
Changing to a low restriction AC will allow the pipes to flow to their potential. IF the pipes are the limiting factor (eg, extremely restrictive) the air filter will have little effect. Most of the time, however, the AC change will improve flow at least a bit. The rule of thumb , before the closed loop system was you needed a reflash or fuel controller on FI units IF you changed the AC. Not if you just changed the mufflers or pipes. Reason? The air flow volume is controlled by the intake, NOT the exhaust.
EZ
EZ
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RE: Power Comander and K & N Air Cleaner
ORIGINAL: 2ForTheRoad
I have a 2008 Ultra and am going to change out the stock air cleaner with a high flow K & N model. I'm also planning on adding a Power Commander fuel module. Has anyone done this keeping the stock pipes? I'm looking to have the engine run cooler and I don't realler care about changing the sound. Thanks for the help. Rick (super newbie).
PS What do you think of AMSoil? I like what I've read.
I have a 2008 Ultra and am going to change out the stock air cleaner with a high flow K & N model. I'm also planning on adding a Power Commander fuel module. Has anyone done this keeping the stock pipes? I'm looking to have the engine run cooler and I don't realler care about changing the sound. Thanks for the help. Rick (super newbie).
PS What do you think of AMSoil? I like what I've read.
when you are planning to keep the stock pipes. (very little effect)
When your goal is to have the engine run cooler
the PC111 is a good investment.
Greetz Peter
'99 RKC
S&S 510G gear drive cams
PC111 USB
SE pro performance pipes
Corbin dual tour saddle
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RE: Power Comander and K & N Air Cleaner
If you're just lookin' for cool & quiet, & are satisfied with the power, go with just the K&N filter element & a Power Commander. That's the way I'm currently runnin' my '07 RG. Cooled off the motor, kept it quiet, can be removed for service (in case the dealer is picky about warranty), reasonable cost, & the map can be changed when the warranty is up & I decide to unleash a few more ponies.
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RE: Power Comander and K & N Air Cleaner
ORIGINAL: OregonRoadKing
You can get the Stage 1 kit (29260-08) and use a K&N filter. I just got that done at the dealership with my 1K service.
You can get the Stage 1 kit (29260-08) and use a K&N filter. I just got that done at the dealership with my 1K service.
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