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Originally Posted by msta293412 I would still like details on what the pcm will have upgraded when I get it back. Again....a/f ratio change?, spark timing advance?, torgue curves? line pressure?, speed limit delete? How will it work with my mods? etc. This still hasnt been answered clearly....OR......am I getting a stock pcm that is NOW tuneable? Please in laemens terms.....Thankyou all...... |
I will make a very stock unaltered calibration for you. It will have all OEM specs in it. Since line pressure should stay close to you application or it will adapt it right out and set a DTC I will leave it alone. Since the timing is Adaptive also (northstar has it) I should leave it alone or the adaptive timing will think it is running on 86 octane and set a DTC for Knock sensor performance I better not touch it either. I don't have a list of mods done so I better leave that alone also. I am not sure of your tires you may have H rated tires and I would hate to have one blow out because you went over the speed of the rating for your tires. .
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I say within a year I will have a program to sell that you will be able to make your adjustments with a laptop..
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Ok how about I set your car up with multiple parst from OEM calibrations that I can EDIT.
How about A/F and trans PCS for a 50 foot limo
How about Speed limiter of a QWD tire
How about timing of the quickest ramp that I have.
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I am still working with the Program and learning it. .
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BTW I can call GM and get a speacial calibration called a VCI #. If you change tire size you can get a VCI #. If you change CAMS you need a VCI #.
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If I can call them and tell them I did cam swap XXXXX then they give me a VCI # within a minute. I need to give them a VIN and other info, BUT THEY HAVE THE SOFTWARE TO SET IT UP AND THEN I DOWN LOAD IT INTO THE CAR.
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Who is to say I don't have some software to that!!!!!
