Yes, the Fuelpak FP3 will indeed work on a 2016 Harley FXDLS Dyna Low Rider S. Simply choose your bike from the dropdown menu that's to the right of the main image and we'll be sure to get the correct Fuelpak to fit your bike on its way to you!

Yes, it will indeed fit the 2016 model year Harley Davidson Heritage Softail Classic. Simply choose your make, year and model from the drop down menu that's to the right of the main image and we'll get to the Fuelpak FP3 to fit your FLSTC on its way to you fast.

Yes, the Fuelpak FP3 will work with the 2015 Street Glide and it's more than capable of working with your bike's slip-on exhaust system. You can simply plug it in following the included installation instructions and, using your smartphone and the FP3 app, set it to the automatic tuning function wherein it'll automatically adjust fueling to suit your bike while you ride. And of course, if you feel like you can do even better with it, or there's a particular area where it's not performing how you'd like, that same app will allow you to customize fuel delivery for the absolute best throttle response and engine performance possible.

Everything you need to fit this to your bike is included in the kit along with a set of easy-to-understand instructions and a user guide to help you get the most out of your bike.

Yes, this unit will indeed fit your 2015 FLHXSE Street Glide. All you have to do is select the 2015 FLHX from our drop down fit guide and we'll get the proper unit on its way to you since both machines share the same wire harness. Once installed, the FP3 will recognize your bike's fueling requirements and you'll be able to easily calibrate the device accordingly. It will handle the breather and the exhaust you have without issue using the automatic tuning function that's built-in to the system.

All of this is explained in the easy-to-understand user manual that's included with the FP3. Plus, if you download the smartphone app, you'll be able to fine tune the bike's fueling needs for the best possible engine output and throttle response.

Yes, absolutely! And it's a rather simple affair to get the V&H FP3 to work with just about any exhaust setup, with or without the baffles. The first thing you'll want to do is have a look at the Vance & Hines fuel map library using the Map Lookup function on the FP3 Fuelpak App. There, you'll be able to configure the FP3 to your exact needs.

Once you've done that, simply use the Autotune function to fine-tune your bike's fuel delivery. In this way, you'll notice the maximum benefits possible with the FP3 installed on your bike.

No, it does not have to remain connected to the bike at all times since the unit actually flash tunes the ECU every time you make a change. You should know, however, that the FP3 can only be used on one motorcycle ever, since each ECU is coded with the bike's VIN. That is to say, it will be married to your bike and cannot be used on multiple machines. If you are planning on using one FP3 to tune many bikes, it will not be possible. You must purchase one unit for each bike that you have.

Yes, that's correct! The Vance & Hines FP3 Fuel pak will fit the 2016 Harley Sportster 48 by plugging into the 6-pin wire harness.

Simply choose your bike from our drop down fit guide that's immediately to the right of the main image above, and we'll get the correct FP3 to fit your Sportster Forty-Eight on its way to you, fast!

Yes, absolutely! We have an FP3 Fuelpak to fit the Harley Softail Slim. Simply choose your bike from the fit guide that's immediately to the right of the main image above and we'll get a Fuelpak to fit the FLS on its way to you, fast!

Yes, the V&H FP3 will fit the 2016 Harley FLHTCUTG Tri Glide Ultra Classic. Simply choose that bike from our drop down fit guide that's immediately to the right of the main image and we'll get the V&H FP3 for your trike on its way to you fast!

Yes, the FP3 would be an excellent match for your 2016 Street Glide Special's configuration. It'll plug right into the OEM wire harness, at which point, you can use the iOS or Android-based mobile app to configure the device for your specific needs. Once you've done that, you're all set. Then, if you really want to get the most out of the device, you can use the included autotune feature that'll help you get the best possible throttle response and engine performance for your riding needs.

All of this is clearly explained within the included user guide and installation instructions that come with the device. For your needs, the FP3 would do everything you need to get down the road with the best performance possible. Furthermore, if you were to change the Street Glide Special exhaust or add an FLHXS aftermarket air cleaner to your bike, the FP can be adjusted for those changes just as simply as it was when you first installed the unit using a smart phone.

Most dealers will honor the factory warranty after the installation of the Vance & Hines FP3, in the case that they do not, you may have a remedy under the rules set out by the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

In 1974, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act was signed into US federal law. One of the key provisions of this act is that it prevents a warranty provider (the manufacturer) from denying claims on the basis of a non-related part being modified or installed on your machine. In other words, so long as the part that you put on your bike did not directly cause a malfunction that's covered under warranty, the manufacturer should not be able to deny the warranty claim due to the installation of a non-standard part.

No, you can only use the Fuelpak FP3 to tune one motorcycle. Once you plug the unit in and initialize it to your bike, it's married to the VIN number that it reads off of the bike's ECU. After that, it is not possible to use it on any other motorcycle.

Still, you can use the FP3 to read error codes or live display data on other bikes since those functions don't require the device be registered to a specific ECU. It's only the FP3 tuning function that's restricted to use on one bike.

The FP3 from Vance & Hines can be configured to work with just about any intake and exhaust combination, including a Rhinehart exhaust matched to an Screamin' Eagle intake. Once properly configured using the Vance & Hines FP3 Andoid/iOS app, you can certainly expect better throttle response and improved power output. This holds especially true if you were to use the included FP3 Autotune feature.

Just plug the 2016 Road Glide FP3 into your bike, set it up via your smartphone and you'll be all set!

The standard 2016 FLHTK and the FLHTKSE CVO share the same Fuelpak FP3. Simply choose the 2016 FLHTKSE from our fit guide and we'll get the correct Harley Ultra CVO FP3 on its way to you!

Yes, the Vance & Hines FP3 for the 2013 FXDC Dyna Glide Custom Harley will also fit the Super Glide Anniversary Edition. Simply choose the 2013 FXDC Dyna Glide Custom from our fit guide and we'll get the proper FP3 on its way to you, fast!

Both, the FP3 and the Screamin' Eagle tuners work by flashing a map to your bike. In the case of the Screamin' Eagle unit, you need to have a working knowledge of engine tuning in order to configure it to work best with your bike. The FP3, on the other hand, is a simple-to-use device that allows you to make guided tuning decisions with minimal chance of over-doing it and causing any further issues. This holds especially true for the auto tune feature.

In other words, you don't need to pay a technician to set up the FP3 for you, so long as you have an iOS or Android smartphone wherein you can use the free FP3 tuning app. With a smartphone, you have everything you need to get the job done at home. The Screamin' Eagle system, on the other hand, requires that you fully-understand fuel and ignition maps in order to get the most possible benefit out of the device. Unless you've got a massive build (cams, bigger pistons &etc.) - you're probably better off with the FP3.

Given your bike's current configuration, the FP3 would probably be your best bet, both in terms of time/money and also, in ease of setting it up for your specific configuration.

Yes, the Autotune function can indeed be used to improve the stock Ultra Glide mapping. In fact, it's especially useful at partial throttle settings when cruising around town or on the highway. So long as you have an Android or iOS smartphone, you'll be able to get everything configured to your machine's exact needs without issue.

Absolutely yes! The FP3 for the 2016 Fat Boy Lo will indeed serve as an excellent upgrade for the stock FLSTFB. When properly configured, you will notice improved throttle response throughout the entire performance envelope.

No, you needn't leave the phone connected for the autotune feature to work. You only use your phone to initiate the process and then flash the finalized map to your bike. That is to say, once you plug the device in and set it to the autotune function, you can disconnect your smartphone and go for a test ride. It's recommended that you go for at least 20 minutes of ride, but we strongly encourage you to ride through a full tank. Once you've done that, open the app, select the "finish autotune" feature and the new settings will be flashed to your FP3.

You can certainly use the FP3 to flash your bike's ECU back to the OEM configuration. You can do it this way since the OEM ECU isn't married to the FP3 so much as the FP3 is married to the OEM ECU. All of this flashing can be done quickly and easily using the iOS or Android Vance & Hines FP3 app.

Yes, the FP3 will indeed fit the 2016 Dyna Wide Glide and you can certainly remove the O2 sensors and still run the unit. Just choose your bike from our fit guide and we'll get the correct FP3 for the FXDWG on its way to you in short order.

At the very least, you can expect improved throttle response upon installing and correctly adjusting the FP3 for your bike's exact configuration. In stock form, there's probably not too much to be had in terms of power output. Of course, if you were to add an aftermarket exhaust system and an intake kit - you'd certainly be privy to more power output and even better throttle response provided the FP3 is set up for your machine's specific configuration. Furthermore, if you were to implement the device's Autotune function and follow those recommendations, you'd be getting the absolute best possible performance out of the bike short of taking it to a competent engine tuner for a dyno session.

Vance & Hines FP3 fuel tuners do not eliminate the top speed limiter.

The best thing to do would be to find an exhaust in the FP3 app that's as close as possible to the RC Components slip-on kit you currently have on your bike. If they're of the 4" diameter, you'd want to choose the Blackout Slip-On Exhaust. For 3" diameter RC Components mufflers, go for the Vance & Hines Fishtail Slip-ons &etc.

In doing so, you'll get the Street Glide Special FP3 well within the ballpark for your bike's required fueling needs. At the very least, you'll want to run about a tank of fuel through the FLHXS once you've flashed the new configuration over to the ECU to see how it runs. The fuel trims will be well within limits for the bike. Still, if after all of that you don't find the bike performing as you'd like, use the FP3 auto tune function to dial everything in just right for your needs.

Yes, we do have a FP3 Fuelpak designed to fit the FLHTK Electra Glide Ultra Limited. With it, you'll be able to configure your bike's ECU to handle a myriad of Ultra Limited exhaust and FLHTK aftermarket air cleaner modifications with ease!

Chances are, the FP3 probably has been used with Blow Performance Exhaust components, albeit - there's no ready-made map for those exhausts. Your best bet to use the FP3 on your machine would be to configure the device for an exhaust that's closest in design to the one you have, to what you find the FP3 app.

From there, simply use the FP3 Autotune feature and go for a ride. A tank of fuel is usually all it takes to obtain the data needed. From the FP3 app, have a look at the recommended changes and then flash them over to the ECU. From there, you should be all set.

Without knowing your machine's exact configuration, it's impossible to say what changes you'll be able to notice once the FP3 is properly configured. The difference in performance you're most likely to notice is in terms of throttle response. Even a completely stock bike could use a more telepathic throttle - the FP3 does an excellent job in this area. As far as noticeable performance changes, that's certainly possible when going from a completely stock bike to one that's got a complete aftermarket Electra Glide exhaust system and an air cleaner kit. With that on the bike, and a properly tuned FP3 - yes, you're probably going to notice a difference.

Yes, absolutely. Using the free XG500 FP3 app for your Android or iOS phone, you'll be able to configure the unit to deliver the best possible throttle response and engine power output for your bike. Installing the FP3 and configuring everything will take you fifteen minutes, tops. After that, should you decide to make any changes to the Harley XG500 Street exhaust or intake, just use the app to reconfigure everything and you'll be all set.

Yes, absolutely. This is due to the fact that the Milwaukee Eight Harley-Davidson motorcycles employ the same CAN-BUS electrical system as the previous generation bikes. Even the connectors for the FP3 interface are the same. Simply choose your bike from our fit guide and we'll get the Milwaukee 8 FP3 you need on its way. Just plug it in, use the free Android or iOS FP3 app to configure your bike and you'll be all set.

Vance & Hines doesn't produce an FP3 to fit the 1998 Harley-Davidson Road King. For that bike, we recommend the Cobra Fi2000R Road King Fuel Controller. With that device, you'll be able to set it up and configure it to work with your machine in about twenty minutes. The included instructions do an excellent job of explaining how to set it up and tune for your machine's particular configuration. Plus. there's no need to download a smartphone app to get it set up, just install it, adjust one of the three tuning dials as recommended and you'll be on your way.

The Street Glide FP3 will certainly get you closer than the stock ECU could ever hope to, and with good result too. When you install the unit, open the free FLHX Vance & Hines FP3 iOS or Android app, and then set the configuration tool to the closest configuration possible to what you have on the bike and flash it to the ECU. Once you've done that, set up the auto tune feature and go for a ride. Usually, a tank full of fuel is all it takes to acquire enough data. After the test ride, open the FP3 app, check out the recommended changes and flash those to the Street Glide Harley ECU. Once you've done that, you'll find that the bike responds even better to throttle inputs and delivers excellent power output.

For your particular needs, you'd only have to install the FP3 and then flash over the updated mapping via the free iOS or Android FP3 app. Once you've done that, you should notice an improvement in the way that bike is running. After that, you may wish to use the Auto time feature and burn at least a tankful of fuel to collect tuning data. Once you've done that, open the FP3 app and flash over the recommended changes. After that, you should find the bike runs very well.

The FP3 has no provision for adjusting ignition timing, it only adjusts fuel delivery. Still, many riders have found it more than suitable for mild aftermarket cams in addition to things like a full exhaust system and air intake.

If you're really going all-out, take a look at the Harley Davidson Power Commander V with Ignition Control. That device will give you everything you need to get the most out of your new cams. And if you're delving into the engine that much, you might as well have it properly tuned on a dyno in order to get the most power output available from your setup.

Once installed and properly configured, you can expect (at the least) improved throttle response and better engine power output. Combine that with an exhaust system and/or an air intake kit, you can expect even bigger gains that by just installing the FLHXS 2017 FP3 itself. The FP3 will plug right into the OEM wire harness without issue and, once you've configured it for your bike's specific needs, just flash it over to the ECU using the free iOS or Android FP3 app and hit the road. It's really quite a simple device to install and configure. And to get the absolute biggest benefit from the device, use the Autotune function, ride through at least a tank of fuel, flash over the recommended configuration and you'll be all set!

Yes, the 2016 Breakout Harley FP3 Fuelpak will work excellent with a FXSB Bassani exhaust and the stock air cleaner. Just plug it in, follow the guidelines that are clearly laid out in the FP3 iPhone or Android app, flash it over to the Breakout Harley ECU and you're all set!

And if you really want to go all-out, use the autotune function, burn a tank of gas through the bike riding your preferred route(s), and then flash over the recommended changes shown in the FP3 app. In this way, you can be sure to get the best possible power output and throttle response.

Yes, absolutely! And it's a rather simple affair to get the V&H FP3 to work with just about any exhaust setup, with or without the baffles and/or air cleaner. The first thing you'll want to do is have a look at the Vance & Hines fuel map library within the FP3 Android/iOS app via the Map Lookup function. There, you'll be able to configure the FP3 very closely to your exact needs.

Once you've done that, simply use the Autotune function to fine-tune your bike's fuel delivery. Just run a tank of gas through the bike, make the suggested changed and you'll be all set. In this way, you'll notice the maximum benefits possible with the FP3 installed on your bike.

The FP3 works by flashing maps over to the OEM ECU based upon the information you provide through the FP3 iOS/Android app. For this reason, you don't need to re-program the ECU if the bike were to lose power for any reason. Once the ECU has been flashed, the map is permanent unless you overwrite it with a new map.

Yes, we have a FLSTFBS Softail Fat Boy S Vance & Hines FP3 Fuelpack that'll fit the 2017 FLSTFBS Softail Fat Boy S. Just choose your bike from our fit guide and you'll get exactly what you need!

The most noticeable difference upon the installation of a properly configured FP3 is the improvement in throttle response. And that really holds true for any well-made tuning system out there. Some riders expect big horsepower gains, which in reality - doesn't happen unless you're installing a full exhaust system and, for really (really) big gains, you need to get into the motor itself.

Still, since you don't often get to use all of that power - the gains that can be had in throttle response alone almost always make the device worth every penny. It'll help you get the feeling of your hand being connected directly to the rear tire - something that any serious rider learns to appreciate quickly!

With the FP3, you can set the idle speed based on engine temperature. For example, you can run a higher RPM during warm-up and then set it to come down a bit once the bike is up to temperature. All of this can be done through the free-to-download Android or iOS app.

Unfortunately no, you can't use it on another bike. The FP3 can only be used on one motorcycle ever, since each ECU is coded with the bike's VIN and that VIN is recognized by the FP3 as its only partner. That is to say, it will be married to your bike and cannot be used on multiple machines. If you are planning on using one FP3 to tune many bikes, it will not be possible. You must purchase one unit for each bike that you have.

Typically, the FP3 has maps on it only for Vance & Hines exhaust components since that's all the manufacturer tests them against. No less, you will easily be able to use the tuner with your particular needs via the built-in autotune function. Once you receive the device, just configure it as closely as possible to your current setup, flash that map over, then start the autotune feature. Once you've done that, run roughly a tank of fuel through the bike along your preferred routes. Then, all you need to do us open the FP3 app, upload the recommended changes and you'll be all set. It's a really simple device to use for just about any exhaust or intake modification on the market.

The FP3 can be configured to work with just about any exhaust system on the market, it doesn't have to be a Vance & Hines pipe. The best way to configure the device is to use the iOS or Android app to set the device to its automatic tuning function. After that, you'll need to burn roughly a tank of fuel through the engine while riding your most familiar routes. After that, use the smartphone app to flash the recommended settings over to the ECU and you're all set.

You can use this same feature any time you change baffles, or for example, add an aftermarket air intake. About the only time you come up against limitations for the device is when you start building up the motor with cams, a big bore kit &etc. So long as you're not doing a big engine build, it's more than capable of handling just about any aftermarket exhaust and air filter combination available today.

You'll want to start off by selecting a set of slip-ons that are of the 4" variety in the map selection tool of your Android or iOS phone. The Vance & Hines Blackout exhaust would be a good starting point for the exhaust and a VO2 intake would be a good choice on the intake side. Once you've sent that map to the ECU, switch over to the FP3 auto tune function and burn at least a tank of fuel through the engine riding in all the places you'd expect to go. After that, open the FP3 app on your smartphone and upload the recommended settings to your bike's ECU and you'll be all set. It's a rather straight forward process to get the precise fueling your bike needs.

Yes, absolutely - each FP3 comes with a set of simple-to-follow instructions. From fitting it to your bike to configuring it with your smartphone, all of the information you need is in the box.

You'll want to start off by selecting a full exhaust system of some sort from the app. The High-Output dual exhaust system and any VO2 intake would be a good start. Once you've flashed that map over to the ECU, it's time to set up the FP3 auto tune function. Then, burn at least a tank of fuel through the engine riding in all the places you'd expect to go. Once you've put a few miles on the bike in that manner, open the FP3 app and upload the recommended settings to your bike's ECU. With that, you'll be all set.

You could run that map, it may be a little richer than needed due to your factory air filter. If you installed something on the lines of a K&N filter or a stage one filter from Harley it would run better on that map. I would suggest setting the unit in autotune and leaving it installed an taking it for a ride to see how it responds. It should be able to monitor your O2 signal and adjust accordingly.

Vance and Hines currently does not support any HD models prior to 2007 for the FP3 platform. The fuel injection system and diagnostic port changed for that model year range. If you are still looking for the capability to sync and adjust with your smart phone, the Cobra Fi2000 PowrPro Black fuel controller can do so and is compatible with the 2006 Harley Davidson FXDI Dyna Super Glide. You can find that tuner by searching "Cobra Fi2000 PowrPro Black Fuel Controller" in our store search bar.

The FP3 works with all exhaust types. As long as you have other modifications to the bike such as an intake or headers this would be the way to go. For just SE slip-ons it would not be necessary.

You would have no problem running an FP3 with a turn signal module installed on the bike. As long as you have access to the diagnostic connector on the motorcycle, you would have no problem downloading a map to your ride.

The FP3 can be left installed on the motorcycle if you are leaving it in an auto tune mode. If you download a product specific map to the bike it can be removed. Once it is activated it is married to that motorcycle for life. It cannot be transferred to another bike or model. Its married to the VIN number.

You can always choose a similar system to that design if your exact setup does not exist in the data. Otherwise you can always run it in auto tune mode and the FP3 would remain installed to the motorcycle and tune automatically as you ride.

Yes, absolutely - the FP3 would be an excellent fit your machine's particular needs. All you have to do is configure it using the iOS or Android app as close as possible to your current configuration and then use the auto tuning function to really dial it in for your bike's exact set up. With the auto tune on, ride through a tankful of gas and then flash the recommended changes over to the ECU and you're all set!

Yes, if you were to choose the 2013 Harley Davidson FLSTN Softail Deluxe FP3 from our fit guide, you'd receive the correct unit to fit your machine. Just plug it in, configure as outline in the included instructions and you're all set!

No, it's not possible to re-use the FP3 on any other machines. Once you've connected it and used it to flash over a new map to the ECU, it becomes married to the bike's ECU. After that, it can't be used to apply a tune to any other machines.

You'd have to purchase a new FP3 in order to program your  2017 Tri Glide.

The FP3 relies on the OEM oxygen sensors to correctly meter fuel delivery. In order to proper use this tuner, you must re-install the O2 sensors. It cannot be run on a machine sans those sensors.

Yes, there is a Vance & Hines FP3 for the 2016 Harley Sportster Roadster 1200CX. Simply choose your bike from our fit guide and you'll get the correct Sportster Roadster FP3 on the way to you, fast!

If you select a 2014 Harley Davidson FLHTCU Ultra Classic Electra Glide it would also work for the 2014 FLHTP. All 2014-2018 HD models us the same tuner, the maps are model specific from the download you select from the FP3 app during installation.