PCM Programming Availability for LT4?
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Burning Brakes
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PCM Programming Availability for LT4?
I've got the LT4 and would like to have my PCM reprogrammed for improved tuning. Aside from shipping the PCM to Ed Wright's shop and paying $350.00 do I have any other alternatives open to me? I am not a tuner and would like to have someone do it for me if possible. Just curious. Thanks in advance. :cheers:
Racer
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Re: PCM Programming Availability for LT4? (Ed Ut)
Ed,
There is a local guy here in Chicago that does PCM tuning for OBDII applications. His name is Brian and can be reached via email at: vorp99@aol.com Tell him Jimmy sent ya.
One thing to keep in mind is that on a non-modified car, there is not much gain to be had via PCM tuning. Every little bit counts, but dont expect too much.
Hope this helps.
Jimmy
There is a local guy here in Chicago that does PCM tuning for OBDII applications. His name is Brian and can be reached via email at: vorp99@aol.com Tell him Jimmy sent ya.
One thing to keep in mind is that on a non-modified car, there is not much gain to be had via PCM tuning. Every little bit counts, but dont expect too much.
Hope this helps.
Jimmy
Racer
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Re: PCM Programming Availability for LT4? (Ed Ut)
Instructor
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Re: PCM Programming Availability for LT4? (Ed Ut)
Ed Wright did a fine job in re-programming my LT4. More important than that is that the guy will talk to me and help me out with questions that are not his "fault." I think that he is well worth the cost for his expertise. I also have LT1 Edit (OBDII version), which I like very much, because it lets me "play" with the car. There is not a lot of room left for power improvement to be gained by just tuning a mild motor. The factory did a real good job.
