slip-on/power commander?
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slip-on/power commander?
Ok, I keep hearing two sides to the story. Adding a slip on you would need a power commander? Adding a slip on doesnt do anything but change the noise and you dont need a power commander? Im confused, I would think that changing the muffler would change how the bike was tuned from factory?
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RE: slip-on/power commander?
If you're looking for better sound get a pipe. If your looking for slightly better throttle response get a PC.
Neither are required and neither require the other. Any power gain is minimal if at all.
Before you ask advice ask the guy if he's actually done it. Lot's of "I heard" types on here.
I've done both and regret spending the money. It's mostly hype.
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Neither are required and neither require the other. Any power gain is minimal if at all.
Before you ask advice ask the guy if he's actually done it. Lot's of "I heard" types on here.
I've done both and regret spending the money. It's mostly hype.
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RE: slip-on/power commander?
The guy i bought my bikefrom left the micron can and power commander on but did nt install the map for this combinationmainly because it was nt on the pc, cd rom i obtained the map code from pc website and uploaded to the pc on the bike, the results were worth the effort 0-1000 rpm is a little lumpy but mid range and top are awsome
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