SE A/C with or without the stage 1 download?
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Yes if you change the air flow you will need some type of fuel management system. There are lots of them out there and it depends on what you want to do to the bike now/later as to which one is probably the best. I went with a new exhaust system, high flow A/C and the V/H fuel pack and it works great for me. I'm not going to be changing anything in the motor so this works for me.
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I would add a separate fuel control then change the A/C and slipons if you like. Don't pay for the download.
I only did the A/C and download when I got my bike (before I found these forums to do research) knowing I was going to do some research before I got my slipons and also PCIII.
The Bike still Ran Hotter than heck so this got fixed when I added the PCIII last year. I feel like I wasted the money on the Download. I think it cost around $100 or so, which is almost 1/2 of a Powercommander or Fuelpak, and it does no good once you add the fuel control anyway.
Don't run just an A/C without adjusting the fuel by some means as previous posters have said your bike will be way to lean without some sort of compensation.
I only did the A/C and download when I got my bike (before I found these forums to do research) knowing I was going to do some research before I got my slipons and also PCIII.
The Bike still Ran Hotter than heck so this got fixed when I added the PCIII last year. I feel like I wasted the money on the Download. I think it cost around $100 or so, which is almost 1/2 of a Powercommander or Fuelpak, and it does no good once you add the fuel control anyway.
Don't run just an A/C without adjusting the fuel by some means as previous posters have said your bike will be way to lean without some sort of compensation.
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I would add a separate fuel control then change the A/C and slipons if you like. Don't pay for the download.
I only did the A/C and download when I got my bike (before I found these forums to do research) knowing I was going to do some research before I got my slipons and also PCIII.
The Bike still Ran Hotter than heck so this got fixed when I added the PCIII last year. I feel like I wasted the money on the Download. I think it cost around $100 or so, which is almost 1/2 of a Powercommander or Fuelpak, and it does no good once you add the fuel control anyway.
Don't run just an A/C without adjusting the fuel by some means as previous posters have said your bike will be way to lean without some sort of compensation.
I only did the A/C and download when I got my bike (before I found these forums to do research) knowing I was going to do some research before I got my slipons and also PCIII.
The Bike still Ran Hotter than heck so this got fixed when I added the PCIII last year. I feel like I wasted the money on the Download. I think it cost around $100 or so, which is almost 1/2 of a Powercommander or Fuelpak, and it does no good once you add the fuel control anyway.
Don't run just an A/C without adjusting the fuel by some means as previous posters have said your bike will be way to lean without some sort of compensation.
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