Cobra Fi2000 PowrPro Tuner Digital Fuel Processor for 2003-2008 Kawasaki Vulcan VN1600A/D Motorcycles
Not legal for sale or use in California, Alaska and Hawaii due to federal anti-tampering laws.
With Cobra's Fi2000 PowrPro tuner installed on your bike, you have your own personal built-in dyno that analyzes your bike's performance, and constantly tunes the air/fuel ratio for ideal EFI delivery and optimum performance. And with the speed of today's microprocessors, it tunes on every squirt of the injectors. It's like having the best custom map-writing software and a dyno operator tuning your fuel delivery 80 times a second, every time you crank open the throttle.
It provides perfect fuel settings under all existing environmental conditions, under every kind of load and with any exhaust system or engine modifications. And no matter which components you change in the future, whether it's a new exhaust system, a free-flowing air filter setup or even a big-bore hop-up kit with new camshafts, the Cobra Fi2000 PowrPro continues to analyze and tune your engine for peak performance to deliver maximum acceleration.
It is plug-in performance; just hook it up to your bike and immediately enjoy improved power beginning with the first time you twist the throttle.
New patented technology unlike any other auto tune system on the market
Tunes to exactly what air-fuel mixture creates the maximum power 80 times per second (not to some arbitrary AFR someone has picked).
It’s like having the best custom map writing, dyno operator tuning your fuel every time you crank the throttle
Tunes every gear, every roll on, every enviromental change, every engine mod, lugging the engine, winding it out to redline: it reacts, verifies and adjusts
No dyno testing to determine the right map
No external adjustments needed
No confusing computer-mapping downloads to select and install
No welding hassles with O2 sensors or costly pipe changes
No additional components needed
Cobra Part Number: 92-1963AT
Not legal for sale or use in California, Alaska and Hawaii due to federal anti-tampering laws.
