I have a 2009 800 RMK and I want to get a PC III. Where should I buy it from??
Through up some links for me please =)
thanks. Harry
Through up some links for me please =)
thanks. Harry
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I have a 2009 800 RMK and I want to get a PC III. Where should I buy it from??
Through up some links for me please =)
thanks. Harry
Can you get the PC-V for sleds yet? I think the Autotune would be a great addition....
Edit: checked the Power Commander website...says the PC-V is "under development" for the Pol CFIs.
I have a 2009 800 RMK and I want to get a PC III. Where should I buy it from??
Through up some links for me please =)
thanks. Harry
Yes, it's on the www.dynotechresearch.com for $25.00 a yearAny reports on the stock hp rating with the top end update and increase hp rating with the pc III or pc V?
There is more info about the PC III and V being discussed in another thread. Somebody also posted HP numbers for the Polaris updates in this thread.
Do you mean this one:
DYNOTECH ran a 2009 with updates yesterday, here's Stoutner's comments:
A few answers...
Once we installed the updates the sled made about 10Hp more than the un-updated motor.
The motor just plain ran a lot better once the updates were installed
Fuel controller was still a good boost on HP
Modified cylinder head was still a good boost on HP
Some pipes made some good HP
I'll be running my updated sled, modified cylinder head, and PCIII and will be pulling at least 160HP.
Intake air temps never got below 50 degress and I think the motor will like 15 degree temps a lot more than 50 degree temps...but that is just my opinion.
We tested the Power Commander V and it really was sweet. You basically hook it up, set your desired a/f ratios, run the sled, it adjusts fuel and trims fuel to your desired ratios. It only took about 3 dyno pulls for the PC V to trim the fuel to being just about perfect. That looks to be a great tool if you decide to start with it, add pipes, cans, porting, etc. You'll basically be able to automatically re-tune your fuel without having to go to the dyno.
All in all, it looks like Polaris really got it right with this update. Time will tell but it looks really promising so far.
Wayne
waiting for PC V w/ auto tune