+1 on the Jamie Fuel Moto gang, I installed the PCV, A/C and Rineharts this past weekend on my 09 Ultra, runs oustanding, plus customer service is second to none. pull the trigger and go for it.

 

I called Jamie for my PCV and SE Stage 1. I already had my Bub7's. The PCV came pre-loaded with the correct map and everything was a snap to install. The bike runs great! I believe you can't go wrong by using them.

 

This sound like good stuff. How's the gas mileage? Any drastic changes?

 

+1 Jaime and PCIII, worked for me and I'm glad I did.

 

My gas milage went down some..but bike runs good and cool. Might ask Jamie for a different map to give me better gas milage.

 

My fuel mileage is a bit less but then I really twist the wick and it's a lot less! I've got to stop doing that

 

i ordered a pc V for my 08 roadglide from fuelmoto friday afternoon and it was delivered today(wed). cant wait to install it tonite.

 

I did the PCv as well and have been very happy with it. Fuel Moto have quite reasonable prices and good service.

 

Fuel Moto is great. Be warned. The velocity stack on the k&n air cleaner is a bitch to get on right. I installed the k&n on my 07 ultra. It popped off one time and created a lean situation. Others have reported the same. Maybe they refined the velocity stack since 2007. What worked for me was to soak the rubber stack in hot water. This made it more ply-able and easier to work with.

I was just on K&N's site. They did fix this problem for 08 and up touring bikes!

I'm waiting awhile, but will be dealing with FM for the upgrades on my 2010 ultra. Looking forward to the pcv autotune!!

 

I had the K&N initially and also had a tough time installing it, but although I never had the velocity stack come off I always worried about it. When FM came out with their mod of the SE AC I bought it and sold the K&N, and it not only has a better v/s design but channels the breather oil near the intake for it to be inhaled instead of barfing all over the side of the bike like it did with the K&N. The moral of this story is to buy the FM AC.