Performance: Keep It Simple, Stupid...
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Performance: Keep It Simple, Stupid...
I've been 'evaluating' performance upgrades for my 07 FLHRC for a year now... still haven't done a thing. Overwhelming combination of alternatives that make optimizing an initial install impossible. The variety of opinions doesn't help either... Anyway, I'm thinking about jumping in by keeping it simple:
SE touring part # 64985-07, SE A/C, SERT
There are pipes and tuners out thereI like better, but this setup seems like a no brainer forworking well together. What do you think? (I'm still looking to be talked into considering something more compelling)
SE touring part # 64985-07, SE A/C, SERT
There are pipes and tuners out thereI like better, but this setup seems like a no brainer forworking well together. What do you think? (I'm still looking to be talked into considering something more compelling)
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RE: Performance: Keep It Simple, Stupid...
Because of warranty concerns (based on comments by my dealer), I am going the same route as you (SE pipes, SE A/C, SERT and dyno). My concern is heat which could be controlled by a fuel management system (PCIII, etc); however, my dealer will only do it (PCIII) if I am willing to give up my warranty protection. I am hopefull that all will be fine.
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RE: Performance: Keep It Simple, Stupid...
I'm not too concerned about the warantee (2 yr), and plan to do the wrenching myself. But there is something to be said for not putting a combo that potentially creates issues for me Autotuner, D&Ds... probably also an excellent set up.
I don't know... think I'll just go for a ride...
I don't know... think I'll just go for a ride...
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RE: Performance: Keep It Simple, Stupid...
This is what I'm planning on doing to my UC. I'm only looking for a modest performance increase because this bike will be for the wife and I to use for touring, and I get hit on the helmet when I go over 90 MPH. However, I am concerned about the heat issue. Is there a map that will richen up the fuel mixture without fouling the plugs? I don't expect there to be one on the SERT disk.
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RE: Performance: Keep It Simple, Stupid...
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I've been 'evaluating' performance upgrades for my 07 FLHRC for a year now... still haven't done a thing. Overwhelming combination of alternatives that make optimizing an initial install impossible. The variety of opinions doesn't help either... Anyway, I'm thinking about jumping in by keeping it simple:
SE touring part # 64985-07, SE A/C, SERT
I've been 'evaluating' performance upgrades for my 07 FLHRC for a year now... still haven't done a thing. Overwhelming combination of alternatives that make optimizing an initial install impossible. The variety of opinions doesn't help either... Anyway, I'm thinking about jumping in by keeping it simple:
SE touring part # 64985-07, SE A/C, SERT
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RE: Performance: Keep It Simple, Stupid...
I have heard this many times over here. I wanted the same thing so I went to my dealer. While I was waiting he called-HD-MoCo- they said to use anything on page # from V&H. They did the install and said my warranty is good.
Thats all I can say.
It goes to show it depends on your dealer
jim
Thats all I can say.
It goes to show it depends on your dealer
jim