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Heard http://www.scotthansen.net/ was good when I was on thirdgen.org if he’s still doing it if so I’m probably going to have him make me a chip for my 89 soon
Last edited by Y-bodluvr; Jul 10, 2019 at 05:57 PM.
Depending on what you've done, its best to find a local shop with a dynojet to do this on the dyno with a Wideband O2 sensor.
Off-the-shelf stuff really varies, but I had no problems with Ed Wright at Fastchip doing another tune for me, its just not perfect at WOT. My car runs the other chip, not Eds.
Depending on what you've done, its best to find a local shop with a dynojet to do this on the dyno with a Wideband O2 sensor.
Off-the-shelf stuff really varies, but I had no problems with Ed Wright at Fastchip doing another tune for me, its just not perfect at WOT. My car runs the other chip, not Eds.
Agreed, but finding a competent shop, within driving distance, that will work on an 85's computer is dang near impossible now :-(