power commander or fuel pak

[stafford]

Does the 883 and the 1200 both use the same unit?
Thanks, Stafford

[Biker Farm Boy]

Stafford, I know nothing about the fuel pack, but when you order a PCIII, Jamie will ask you how your engine is set up and whether 883 or 1200 or other. It will be shipped with an appropriate program based on what you tell him. I ordered my PCII for a stone stock 2007 1200C and could not be happier with the results. Linear throttling in any gear or load, no hiccup warmup and only dropped about 2 miles to the gallon.

[stafford]

Thanks biker farmboy.

[SFV]

HD SERT is the only way to go. Harley bike Harley product, and thats that. Dont forget your dyno.

[nodak]

sert for me to ! but to each there own.

[Biker Farm Boy]

Originally Posted by SFV

HD SERT is the only way to go. Harley bike Harley product, and thats that. Dont forget your dyno.

Why, Fuel Moto already did the dyno work.

[andrewwu]

Also, if you want new grips, Harley grips are the only way to go. That goes for pegs too. You beter get those HD blue jeans and boots too. You cant wear Levi's on a Harley, and thats that.

Originally Posted by SFV

HD SERT is the only way to go. Harley bike Harley product, and thats that. Dont forget your dyno.

[AeroSport]

Power Commander all the way, much more tuneable, you also get timing adjustment, and rev extension as well. No changes or programming of the ECU necessary. Pre developed maps available. Definately a no brainer. For the SERT lovers in the group, their maps are only developed with Harley components, if other than that they need to be dyno tuned, which brings their total cost to about 3 times that of a power commander, and if you ever change anything back to HD you go for another $300.00.

[Screw Loose Dan]

To answer the original poster's question, I would think they would need to know whether it's going on a 1200 or 883. How these two products work are by adjusting + or - of the original map. The original maps are different for 883 vs 1200. This is all simply software as the ECM part number is the same on either a 883/1200.

Originally Posted by AeroSport

Power Commander all the way, much more tuneable, you also get timing adjustment, and rev extension as well. No changes or programming of the ECU necessary. Pre developed maps available. Definately a no brainer. For the SERT lovers in the group, their maps are only developed with Harley components, if other than that they need to be dyno tuned, which brings their total cost to about 3 times that of a power commander, and if you ever change anything back to HD you go for another $300.00.

Interesting. How is the PCIII more tunable then a SERT? As I understand, the SERT gives full access to the timing, fuel maps, and rev limiter. I've always been under the impression that the SERT is way more tunable (in fact some that have used both say there is too much tunablity in the SERT, making them difficult to setup) I'm not a fan of canned maps, but you are correct they are WAY more available for the PCIII. I do understand that the SERT is a bit of a hassle to setup and the PCIII is probably more user friendly in that area. I've just never heard anyone say that it was more tunable. Curious on your input.

[Gone]

Originally Posted by drcstang

To answer the original poster's question, I would think they would need to know whether it's going on a 1200 or 883. How these two products work are by adjusting + or - of the original map. The original maps are different for 883 vs 1200. This is all simply software as the ECM part number is the same on either a 883/1200.



Interesting. How is the PCIII more tunable then a SERT? As I understand, the SERT gives full access to the timing, fuel maps, and rev limiter. I've always been under the impression that the SERT is way more tunable (in fact some that have used both say there is too much tunablity in the SERT, making them difficult to setup) I'm not a fan of canned maps, but you are correct they are WAY more available for the PCIII. I do understand that the SERT is a bit of a hassle to setup and the PCIII is probably more user friendly in that area. I've just never heard anyone say that it was more tunable. Curious on your input.

I think there may also be some confusion between the SERF and the SERT. As far as I understand the SERF isn't as tuneable as the SERT (or the PCIII), but that's only what I have gathered from some casual browsing, I could easily have misunderstood.