TIvy, what are you planning on doing with your Vmods, and why, did you change them, if I may ask?
Sorry off topic I know. Back to PC
Greg
Sorry off topic I know. Back to PC
Greg
pcIII map
What is the map for the vmodded se's, se airfilter, topless.
I have the regular vmods and am about to swap for the se vmods and wondered if the map was different.
I have the regular vmods and am about to swap for the se vmods and wondered if the map was different.
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There is no SE V-mod specific map published on either v-mod.com or powercommander.com. I would call Steve at Main Street to find out his suggestion.
From what I've heard the -20 map should work for both but some fine tuning is needed to adapt it to the V-Modded SE's.
From what I've heard the -20 map should work for both but some fine tuning is needed to adapt it to the V-Modded SE's.
I have been struggeling with the decision-they sound great but 95% of the time that I am riding no one hears them but me and they are a little loud, I have tinitus in one ear already and at times have ringing in both after riding awhile. I do wear earplugs and use a fullface, 3/4 and 1/2 helmet(depends on weather). I don't notice the pipes as much with the open helmets as the wind noise is as loud as the pipes.Greg687 said:TIvy, what are you planning on doing with your Vmods, and why, did you change them, if I may ask?
Sorry off topic I know. Back to PC
Greg
vmods
Well, I have been debating what to do, and might be interested in buying yours if you decide to sell them. Just let me know.
Greg
Well, I have been debating what to do, and might be interested in buying yours if you decide to sell them. Just let me know.
Greg
TIvy said:I have been struggeling with the decision-they sound great but 95% of the time that I am riding no one hears them but me and they are a little loud, I have tinitus in one ear already and at times have ringing in both after riding awhile. I do wear earplugs and use a fullface, 3/4 and 1/2 helmet(depends on weather). I don't notice the pipes as much with the open helmets as the wind noise is as loud as the pipes.
I,m sorry I forgot to answer that part of the question as to what I am doing with them. They are taking them back on trade for the V-Mod SE.Greg687 said:Well, I have been debating what to do, and might be interested in buying yours if you decide to sell them. Just let me know.
Greg
They do sound good but the difference is that a V-Rod runs at higher rpm's than a tradition HD which in my opinion is what makes them a little uncomfortable at higher speeds. Good luck in your decision.
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