Pciii Usb Or Wideband Commander? With The Racing Cams

[george_v]

Any opinions and/or comments ideas or experience are welcome! Those of you who have already mounted the power commander, with the cams already on, are especially welcome to share their opinion if it was worth it!

I insist with the cams as without them its a whole different tune to be done for the pciii. Wide band commander is the new toy from dyno jet, same company who produces pciii and it supposed to be a more innovative/complete solution/product. I cant find any user who have already mount this programme...

I am sure most of you know this already.

TIA
George

[george_v]

ok just to give a headstart to this thread take a look at http://www.powercommander.com/powerc...dl=183&yr=2007
and for wide band commander at http://www.widebandcommander.com/

take a look guys

[dukepilot]

I have a Rapidbike 3 on my HM and so I'm not so familiar with the PCIII or Wideband Commander. Looking at the links you provided, it appears that the Wideband unit is stand alone so you will also need a PCIII and a base map. Also the wideband does not feedback directly with the PCIII unit.

The wideband will give you feedback but then you will have to alter the fuel map yourself. You should be able to get good results with just a PCIII and a good custom map for each cylinder. Try this first before you get the wideband.

[Ireek]

Me personally, I would ask the person that will be doing your dyno work what they suggest. Power commanders are useless without a custom map imho.

[nwrob]

I'm pretty certain the wideband commander is only for automotive applications. You'll want to go with the 732-411 PCIII. It's nice to see they removed the "coming soon" notification.