I am no good with the computers so I contacted fuel moto by email in the US because I have heard good things about them. I told them my moods I did and they down load it on the power vision. When I got the power vision all I did was down load the stock settings from my bike onto power vision. When that was done I uploaded the fuel moto maps into my bike, about ten minutres work. When done I disconnected the power vision, if you want you can mount it on the bike like a little dash board. With fuel moto they give you free mapping, so if I change my cams he will send the map to my pc and then I down load it onto my power vision. I can have up to 6 tunes on my power vision so if I had it mounted on my bike I can go from highway or city tune for fuel economy. I dont no much about tuning but when I installed my pipes and stage 1 air cleaner the bike sounded good before I installed the tuner. When I down loaded the new tune the bike sounded smoother and response was awsome and I did it all myself in ten minutes. A mate of mine has a 48 and he was told $2900.00 for V&H short shots and tune at a local HD dealer. He bought his from fuel moto as a package, tuner , V&H and postage for under a thousand dollars. Also tuned himself. If I ever want to re turn to stock tune settings its all stored on my power vision.
My power vision came with a tune map on it which was for my moods on my bike free of charge. I connecte it to the factory plug on the bike, this is the plug where the HD dealers connect to when they tune the bike. When I connected I followed the finger touch screen, stored my stoke settings on the power vision and then downloaded the new tune. TGhe tuner tells you when its done and you can hear the bike being tuned. When done unplug, put tuner away or you can wire it up to your handle bars. The whole tune took ten minutes and I dont have my tuner on my bike. Power Vision has nothing to do with power commander, but not sure. Fuel Moto gave me two options the commander V and power vision, I choose power vision because it was easier but cost a bit more. Power vision is the next model up from commander V.
I pluged the tuner into the standard ecu plug on the bike. Fuel moto makes sure the tuner plug fits your model bike when ordering. I think fuel moto do a lot of race tuning and they store their results for future customers from the data they got from hands on tuning, not sure.
No worries, there are lots of tuners out there. I just bought the power vision because it was simple to tune and didnt want to be involved going to a dyno shop.
took a little over a week to get from fuel moto. When I got mine about a year ago it was 499 and 50 shipping with life time tunes. When I bought mine there was no tracking or ship date. But Jamie emails my response next day even after a year with any questions I have.
I have just ordered one from Fuel Moto too, same price $499 plus $50 shipping (US dollars). I tried to source one in Australia (a Newcastle Dynojet distributor), but they wanted $600 for the unit, then another $500 for a "custom map" and $75 to supply the plugs to disable the "active air and exhaust". You can see why Fuel Moto are doing good business..... I would have considered a TTS, but they are not available for my model and no definitive date when they will be....
Cheers,
i know the power vision has pre set tunes already ,but does anyone have a good tune they could email to me for a 2010 fatboy lo with SE air cleaner and SE slip ons (no other mods) that i could try ???, they want $400 for a dyno run stuff that!!!
Just ordered one for me STBOB with the arlen ness big sucker $617 delivered so i'm happy with that will review when she's here and fitted.
I ordered from Jamie at Fuel moto they have a special on for PV and Big sucker.
http://www.fuelmotousa.com/sale.htm
hi Iolis,
look forward to the review, I reckon thats a good buy to get the air cleaner and powervision for just over $600
I am interested to see the gauges on the Powervision, especially the gear indicator and tach as it could be a very handy addition to the bike
thanks
robots
hi,
thanks mr gimmick, i just have trouble knowing which gear I am in sometimes, mainly 4 & 5 and when I down shift coming to/and leaving round abouts, corners etc
i tell ya though, its a real thrill over riding the push bike around
thanks dangerousdave, will check it out