Does anyone know anything about the power chip upgrade for the Stallion? I keep hearing a little about it, but has anyone tried it and know what effect it has on the Stallion?????
Does anyone know anything about the power chip upgrade for the Stallion? I keep hearing a little about it, but has anyone tried it and know what effect it has on the Stallion?????
Mattel
It's not just a toy.....It's now a Duck! Sorry guys.....
Currently restoring a 86 Honda v65.
Interested as well, perhaps someone has experience with using one in a ranger pickup.
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2009 Stallion #580
Candy Apple Red
Bump? Bumpty bump?
Mattel
It's not just a toy.....It's now a Duck! Sorry guys.....
Currently restoring a 86 Honda v65.
My Ford Dealer told me about the power chip. Says it can add 20 more HP and I always have a 'need for speed'.
Don't know the cost though, maybe a couple hundred.
Do you realy need more power? I have found this bike to have plenty of extra power on tap. Most people don't understand most power is developed at the higher RPM's. I am not sure what the power band is on a Stallion, but maybe someone with more experence can weigh in on that. Has anyone dyno'ed a Stallion?
Mattel
It's not just a toy.....It's now a Duck! Sorry guys.....
Currently restoring a 86 Honda v65.
All of the speed shops in oregon are not set up to accept trikes and the biggest shop in Oregon ,although intrigued,declined the chance to make a nqme for themselves
Get to know the stallion you bought and don't listen to all that know nothing. Your stallion already has a Roush chip in the ECM you bought. Putting in another chip will do nothing but cost you money. These stallions are set up great from factory. Ride it like you stole it and enjoy. If you really need more speed put a tubo on it for around $4k.and they will fit.