Power Commander V with Auto Tune.

[Chkwgn460]

Ok thank you.

 

[Chkwgn460]

One more quick question. There isnt a year specific Power Commander? Since the ECU changed in later models?

 

[WyldCFH]

One more quick question. There isnt a year specific Power Commander? Since the ECU changed in later models?

They are the same, no matter the year.

Incidentally, I have a brand new PC V and AT for sale if interested. Never opened the box on either.

 

[leatal]

Incidentally, I have a brand new PC V and AT for sale if interested. Never opened the box on either.[/QUOTE]


Interested, how much?

 

[WyldCFH]

Incidentally, I have a brand new PC V and AT for sale if interested. Never opened the box on either.

Interested, how much?[/QUOTE]


Sent you a PM

 

[Neville Lush]

the "bloke in the tin shed" was standing next to me

If you are referring to me I am confused...

 

[barbagris]

If you are referring to me I am confused...

Nev - That happens to us all with age.

 

[Neville Lush]

I have never stood next to him.

 

[sleeves]

I have never stood next to him.

The bloke in the Tin Shed was @Paul Bryant this is an old post too.

 

[sleeves]

Is the Auto tune a good thing to have or is the PCV good enough by itself.
My friend said what I just read on another post, the AT will lean the bike out if you leave it turned on. I've used tunEcu but I want to get the bike dyno tuned and the guy is familiar with PC not tunecu. So, I'm contemplating buying one but wondering if the auto tune is worth it. Thanks for any info.

I personally wouldnt bother buying a PCV without the AT unless you cannot get a decent tuner or one that only works with Dynojet software. Its not foolproof but better than the fools Ive encountered calling themselves tuners here.