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Hmmmmm….
“…Throttle-By-Wire…”
Isn’t that what caused runaway Toyotas….???
Just curious.
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I have one of these on my 2009 FLHT and about 16,000 miles on the motorcycle sice installing and have not had any problems with it.
I am in the process of changing my exhaust to a D&D 2 into 1 and will just download that information into the ECM and ride the motorcycle and it will re-tune itself.
No More Expensive Dyno Time every time you change a engine part.
Huge fan of your blog, loads of your articles have definitely helped me out. Looking towards news!
Hey, Nicker.I believe if you check with NHTSA the conclusion is that about99% were caused by cages who do not know how to drive, uh the brake is on the left da bigger pedal !
Have one on my 08 Road King, works as advertised, love it…. The multiple map thing would be nice when riding in high-heat traffic- richen up the mix a bit to cool it off a bit, hmm…
On the Toyota thing – try 100%. By the way, an excellent example of media manipulation. One day – magically – no more Toyota stories. Why? Did all the Toyota’s “fix” themselves? Or did the public get wind that tha potential legal lottery had been shut down?
Same thing with the Firestone/Explorer stories – just went away after being all you heard about for months.
We as a country have gone collectively nuts.
Don’t know the specifics of the Toyota “problem,” just what was in the news.
Only reason i ask…… if a scooter exhibited the same occasional unsolicited power surge that my Chrysler SUV produces at a certain throttle position, although very slight, the effect could be something less than confidence building….
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