CVO Technical > Intake/Exhaust/ECM
SE pro tuner or FP 3
hotrodfeguy:
I purchased a 2008 CVO 110 the previous owner post SE tuner had a dyno shop retune the bike south side of Milwaukee. Now the old tuner does not marry to the ecm. My question is do I just order a new box as mine now appears to be locked out. Or just go for a new FP-3 however the V&H site says fits all but 07-09 cvo :( anyone know if this is true ? I am not looking for the cutting edge of power.
The bike has a cam that is way beyond stock as it is right now it pulls hard past 6k :o The bike smells way over rich. I assume the dyno guy wanted a all powerful number and didn't care if the bike is drowning in gas.
hawgzilla:
Skip those tuners and consider TTS or Powervision.
gmeikle:
Your current tuner dongle can be reset.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/325203930654?hash=item4bb7aa2e1e:g:Y0wAAOSwFZZcNyle&frcectupt=true
2smoke:
First choice would be Thundermax, Second would be the PowerVision. I live in Milwaukee and the last 2 tunes I had done on my bike SUCKED. Tired of dealing with "Dyno Experts" that empty my wallet and return my bike running worse than when I gave it to them to tune. I have the Screamin' Eagle Race tuner which would be great if I could find someone that knew how to use it. Call Fuel Moto and get the right tuner and program. They will take care of you. Those guys know what they are doing.
CVODON:
I am very happy with my FP3. IF you are only changing pipes and a air cleaner or small cam it works great and I don't have to watch some all knowing tech beat the crap out of my bike for an additional 2 horsepower. V&H is also great if you call with a question regarding the combination you are trying to tune for. I would never go back to a software tuner.
But to each his own.
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