94 Corvette Performance Exhust
A '94 is a first year PCM and there's no replaceable PROM - PCM requires "tuning" and again not a lot to be gained. Any of the "hang-on" devices for the PCM are maybe money wasted!!
If this is an A4 with a base 2.59 axle ratio MAYBE the greatest "seat of the pants" feel/"bang for the buck" would come from an axle change to the 3.07. If it's an M6 leave it alone.
with WVZR-1. The exhaust on the 94 is not very restrictive and you will gain no HP or performance by making a change.
.....again. There is no performance chip available. The computer would have to be flashed with a new set of values. For a stock LT1, you will not gain much for the dollars spent. The only good thing would be to have the fan settings changed so they come on earlier to keep the engine cooler. Bolt on's will not offer much, unless you go to heads. Perhaps roller rockers. Just be for warned, the LT1 does not have timing marks to line up the valve train. There is a small triangle on the inside of the balancer hub. You turn the engine so the triangle is pointing up (a real PITA) and you have compression on #1. Roller rockers might (repeat might) add 5-7 HP, but you will also see about a 10 degree drop in oil temperature.
For your dollars, gears would be the way to go and higher stall converter if it is a automatic.
CORVETTE JET PERFORMANCE ENGINE POWER CONTROL MODULE - MANUAL STAGE 2,
*Adds Up to 22 Horsepower
*Modifies Ignition Curve
*Recalibrates Air/Fuel Ratio For Maximum Performance
*Produces Firmer Transmission Shift Points
*Improves 1/4 Mile Elapsed Times
*Includes New Programming Port For Future Upgrades
The Jet Programmable PCM for Corvettes simply plugs in to the stock computer and the factory wiring harness plugs into the Power Control Module for instant horsepower. The Vehicle ECM looks at various sensors and processes this information to adjust spark timing, air fuel ratio and other parameters according to the information stored in the JET performance module memory. Re-calibrating this information tunes the engine for maximum horsepower and torque under a variety of driving conditions.
The results have been verified via a dyno.
I may have had the Power Chip confused with Power Control Module, also would a cold air induction increase help at all?
CORVETTE JET PERFORMANCE ENGINE POWER CONTROL MODULE - MANUAL STAGE 2,
*Adds Up to 22 Horsepower
*Modifies Ignition Curve
*Recalibrates Air/Fuel Ratio For Maximum Performance
*Produces Firmer Transmission Shift Points
*Improves 1/4 Mile Elapsed Times
*Includes New Programming Port For Future Upgrades
The Jet Programmable PCM for Corvettes simply plugs in to the stock computer and the factory wiring harness plugs into the Power Control Module for instant horsepower. The Vehicle ECM looks at various sensors and processes this information to adjust spark timing, air fuel ratio and other parameters according to the information stored in the JET performance module memory. Re-calibrating this information tunes the engine for maximum horsepower and torque under a variety of driving conditions.
The results have been verified via a dyno.
I may have had the Power Chip confused with Power Control Module, also would a cold air induction increase help at all?
It's "your money" - "your decision"
Last edited by WVZR-1; Jul 28, 2016 at 07:51 PM.





For the average-running stock-motored C4, a chip "might" get you 2-3hp. It might also lose you 2-3hp. Even with a set of dyno runs, you'll never know what it will do to your engine.
It WILL lighten your wallet, though.

When I first got my '92 Vette almost two years ago, I was feeling the same way as you are. Here's my thread and how it was explained to me. https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...or-92-lt1.html
Best tip I can give about getting advice here. Some of the people here can come across as Richards, but for the most part, they are honestly interested in helping a fellow Vette owner get their car right. Kinda like getting advice from your big brother. Yes he'll screw with you and joke you, but in the end, he does want only the best for you.
Last edited by 1stVetteFinally; Aug 1, 2016 at 11:34 AM.
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When I first got my '92 Vette almost two years ago, I was feeling the same way as you are. Here's my thread and how it was explained to me. https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...or-92-lt1.html
Best tip I can give about getting advice here. Some of the people here can come across as Richards, but for the most part, they are honestly interested in helping a fellow Vette owner get their car right. Kinda like getting advice from your big brother. Yes he'll screw with you and joke you, but in the end, he does want only the best for you.
As I indicated I am new to owning a vette, its been my life dream and now as I get closer to retirement, the kids are gone its time for me to play a little.
Thanks again

Going from a 2.59 gear to a 3.55 with a mild street converter was a night and day difference for me.

Congrats on the car, and post up some pics.

















