[DaddyDevilKing]

I just installed the Screaming Eagle slip on with the baffle discs removed and the end cap off. I left 1 baffle disc on but no end cap. I started the bike, left it in neutral, and revved it up a little to hear it. When I twist the throttle the exhaust rumble cuts out for a quick second then roars as normal. Why is it going quiet for a half second when I first twist the throttle? Do I need to put the discs and end cap back on so it functions correctly? Or is this normal how exhausts work?

Please help as I am new to bikes and don't want to cause any problems with it.

 

[DaddyDevilKing]

Maybe I need the V&H Fuelpack FP3? Where would I get the map for SE slip on minus baffle disks?

 

[tdcmoto]

Nooooooooooooooooooo

Maybe I need the V&H Fuelpack FP3? Where would I get the map for SE slip on minus baffle disks?

Get the Supertuner it is not a piggyback system I will post maps as soon as I get them 1 coming up for the V+H competition baffle soon.

 

[Rock270]

Get the Supertuner it is not a piggyback system I will post maps as soon as I get them 1 coming up for the V+H competition baffle soon.

what is the difference between the fp3 and supertuner?
what do you mean about piggy back and why its not good.

from what I read about the fp3, I like the ability to be connected all the time via bluetooth , get real time map adjustments from v&h website on fuel management adjustments that may be needed as conditions such as humidity and barometric pressure change in real time, and not have to use a laptop and usb cable.

I also like the iphone display for all the sensor info in real time, not to mention gear selection and rpms, head temp, speed, voltage and any error codes.

and the difference in cost is?

any info would be appreciated. :nerd:

 

[DaddyDevilKing]

Get the Supertuner it is not a piggyback system I will post maps as soon as I get them 1 coming up for the V+H competition baffle soon.

I don't see any reason not to go with Fuelpak??? The last thing I want to do is go buy a computer and have to mess around with numbers and settings on **** I don't know about.

 

[AYEDEE]

I just installed the Screaming Eagle slip on with the baffle discs removed and the end cap off. I left 1 baffle disc on but no end cap. I started the bike, left it in neutral, and revved it up a little to hear it. When I twist the throttle the exhaust rumble cuts out for a quick second then roars as normal. Why is it going quiet for a half second when I first twist the throttle? Do I need to put the discs and end cap back on so it functions correctly? Or is this normal how exhausts work?

Please help as I am new to bikes and don't want to cause any problems with it.

Don't read too much into the exhaust note. It could be just a little lag between the time you open the throttle and its reaction time. As regards using a fuel management system, any free flow exhaust system makes your vehicle run lean......meaning it gets less fuel than needed. This in turn leads the engine running hotter than usual and can be the cause for a number of problems for the engine, and that's why, manufacturers void the warranty if you use after market exhausts.
In your case, with the removal the discs and the end cap, you're exhaust system has in effect become a free flow system, and it will cause the bike to run lean. Having said that, don't get too worried. If you are using the bike for short distances and city runs nothing will go wrong. If you are still concerned, go for the fuelpak 3. All your worries are over except shelling out a few extra dollars.

 

[tdcmoto]

Fp3

Don't read too much into the exhaust note. It could be just a little lag between the time you open the throttle and its reaction time. As regards using a fuel management system, any free flow exhaust system makes your vehicle run lean......meaning it gets less fuel than needed. This in turn leads the engine running hotter than usual and can be the cause for a number of problems for the engine, and that's why, manufacturers void the warranty if you use after market exhausts.
In your case, with the removal the discs and the end cap, you're exhaust system has in effect become a free flow system, and it will cause the bike to run lean. Having said that, don't get too worried. If you are using the bike for short distances and city runs nothing will go wrong. If you are still concerned, go for the fuelpak 3. All your worries are over except shelling out a few extra dollars.

The FP3 is an OK fuel management device It has a lot of bells and whistles on it IE bluetooth etc.
If you do not have a good Dyno tuner in your area it is a cheaper option The Super tuner also has a smart tune option. Both will get your bike to run OK.
When the bike is Tuned on a dyno with a good tuner he will correct the Volumetric efficiency of each cylinder at all throttle positions and RPMs whereas the FP3 and SE smart tune feature will get you close.
The Supertuner is the only device that will allow a Tuner to make permanent changes to your Fuel / Ign timing and more MAP in your ECM.
A piggyback system will be constantly lying to your ECM to make changes after it has determined that the fuel values are not within parameters.
Bottom line as I dont want to make this long winded (I am not trying to promote HD stuff Only what I know from experience works)if you Do Not have a reputable Dyno tuner in your area go with the FP3 (it will get you close.
Something is better than nothing an exhaust pipe change is Huge.
We ran a bike before and after having a FP3 and V&H Pipe installed and it gained only 3-4 HP.
I gave the customer a hefty discount to install the Supertuner,which he did ,he has to come back for the tune as he had an accident.But I will post the results as soon as I get them.
BTW Supertuner is at least double the price of a FP3.
Talk soon

 

[marian]

What about the Power Vision? Is it like the FP3 or is it like the Supertuner for maping?

 

[tdcmoto]

Dont Know

What about the Power Vision? Is it like the FP3 or is it like the Supertuner for maping?

I have never came across this product.
Do your research 1st see if they will guarantee it works .
There is a lot of S*** out there that may leave you stranded.
Keep up posted if you have good results.
I am going to start a new thread, and after I have Proof one way or another. If you have had your bike on the dyno PM me the results and your thoughts please I hate people getting ripped off.
Later

 

[marian]

Power Vision is a Dynojet product. Dynojet has 2 maps tuned for the XG750. One is for the XG750 stock - "improved" and second one is for the XG750 with the SE exhaust and the SE Air Cleaner. Here is the link Dynojet Power Vision

 

[Rock270]

I pretty much understand what you are saying, but not totally.
I do appreciate your effort and sharing your experience and knowledge with us.

it's a bit of a hard stretch for me to even buy the fp3 and a slip on muffler, if the supertuner is twice the price, it really knocks me out of the game. I just cant afford to spend this amount of money on my lil bike. (maybe i'll buy a lottery ticket and wish real hard...lol)

I will not be racing my bike in any competitions or worried about maximum horsepower, I just want to be sure I don't burn up anything by just adding a slip on muffler.

on a side note and obviously nothing I could ever afford to do even if it was available, .....would be to add a turbo to this engine.....wheeeee !> now that would be awesome!....

I know dream on.

 

[AYEDEE]

I pretty much understand what you are saying, but not totally.
I do appreciate your effort and sharing your experience and knowledge with us.

it's a bit of a hard stretch for me to even buy the fp3 and a slip on muffler, if the supertuner is twice the price, it really knocks me out of the game. I just cant afford to spend this amount of money on my lil bike. (maybe i'll buy a lottery ticket and wish real hard...lol)

I will not be racing my bike in any competitions or worried about maximum horsepower, I just want to be sure I don't burn up anything by just adding a slip on muffler.

on a side note and obviously nothing I could ever afford to do even if it was available, .....would be to add a turbo to this engine.....wheeeee !> now that would be awesome!....

I know dream on.

Rock270, Really appreciate your thought process. Absolutely spot on. If the aim is to get more power, then buy a more powerful bike, pocket permitting. The fuel management system should be installed only to protect your bike from damage if you have installed an after market free flow exhaust. I did it for better sound and not more power and I am sure 90% guys have done it for this reason alone because the factory Street 750 doesn't sound like a Harley. Fuellpak3 is more than sufficient to ensure a richer mixture into the engine to prevent damage and is therefore more than competent for the purpose. I wouldn't advise spending extra money on remapping or better tuning options. Moreover, merely remapping or tuning by itself will not give appreciable advantage in terms of horse power. There is a lot more which needs to be done alongside to achieve the gains one wants. Rest, the choice is with each individual.

 

[Rock270]

the way I understand it with the fp3 installed it will initiate a map when the key is first powered on, then in the auto tune mode it will constantly check for any updated maps on the v&h data base of maps via the internet and put in place what is needed for that bike under real time conditions.

these are probably pretty close all in all, but if one wants competition performing top horsepower then the more advance and specific programmers with dyno tested specialized maps will be needed for absolute peak performance.

 

[tdcmoto]

Power vision

Power Vision is a Dynojet product. Dynojet has 2 maps tuned for the XG750. One is for the XG750 stock - "improved" and second one is for the XG750 with the SE exhaust and the SE Air Cleaner. Here is the link Dynojet Power Vision

Looks pretty cool.
I will need to try one out.
Thanks

 

[oandy]

Typically a slip on muffler isnt going to be a problem for your bike, now if you add a hi flow intake with that hi flow muffler you will need a download at the least. So dont mess with the muffler baffles or plates if you arent tuning it., my bike has a fp3 on it I haven't messed with it, time to see if I can manually remap it.

 

[DaddyDevilKing]

Typically a slip on muffler isnt going to be a problem for your bike, now if you add a hi flow intake with that hi flow muffler you will need a download at the least. So dont mess with the muffler baffles or plates if you arent tuning it., my bike has a fp3 on it I haven't messed with it, time to see if I can manually remap it.

I installed the SE Nightstick slip on but I removed the baffles and end cap. It backfires now. I just ordered the FP3, does that mean I can now add the hi flow intake? The fp3 does NOT have a MAP for SE nightstick with baffles removed. Will it even work? I just ordered one but can return it.

 

[tdcmoto]

Where does it backfire at ?

I installed the SE Nightstick slip on but I removed the baffles and end cap. It backfires now. I just ordered the FP3, does that mean I can now add the hi flow intake? The fp3 does NOT have a MAP for SE nightstick with baffles removed. Will it even work? I just ordered one but can return it.

I know we dont have a tach but you cannot eliminate backfireing on decel at High RPM no matter what tuner you are using it is just REVERSION.
But if you are having this problem at low RPMs the FP3 may or not help out All I know is the SE tuner and have not been impressed within the Fp3 ( it is an OK product) BUT I STRESS AGIAN DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON A SE TUNER IF YOU DONT HAVE A REPUTABLE TUNER IN YOUR AREA)
THIS PROGRAM IS VERY COMPLEX AND VERY FEW CAN UNDERSTAND IT.
BUT IF YOU HAVE A GOOD TUNER IN YOUR AREA DO IT.IF NOT GO WITH THE OTHER OPTIONS,They will get you close.
Later Stooo

 

[DaddyDevilKing]

I'm just wondering if I should not install the hi flow air kit because there is no map for it (with my current pipe setup) on the fp3 app

 

[tdcmoto]

Install the Hi flow AC

I'm just wondering if I should not install the hi flow air kit because there is no map for it (with my current pipe setup) on the fp3 app

Install the Hi flow but it will probably make the decel pop worse, the motor needs it.
I will email you a Se Tuner Map once I have done them or try the FP3 it may get you real close. I don know about FP3.
Good luck

 

[Obtuse]

Ok, I'll add my 2 cents here. If you only did a slip on, you have not increased air flow through the system because you have not changed out the stock air cleaner. A tune may not be required at all. When you say backfire, do you mean a loud bang, or just decel popping? If it's just decel popping, that was probably already there, you just couldn't hear it with the stock pipe.
The FP3 writes a map to your ECM, after backing up your stock HD map. The FP3 does not have to say connected to the bike once the map is flashed. It is awesome however to have a tach, gear position, and other goodies displayed real time on your bar mounted phone.
If you don't have an exact match for the equipment you added to the bike listed in the FP3 app, just select something close. A high flow filter is generic, they all work about the same. I highly recommend you change out the stock filter to a HF, and then use the FP3 to flash a map. This will help performance, sound, and let the motor run like it should, not stupid lean as delivered from the factory. I noticed big differences when I did this. No HP numbers, but trust me, you can feel it.
The FP3 has an Autotune feature to further refine your setup. Leave the FP3 plugged in, start Autotune, go ride a lot until the grid in the Autotune is properly populated, then flash the bike with that new map.