Anyone here about this?
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Pro
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Anyone here about this?
Came across this and heard that they were soon to have a version for the 2008 LS3. What do you think?
http://www.westcoastcorvette.com/p-1...er-module.aspx
http://www.westcoastcorvette.com/p-1...er-module.aspx
Team Owner
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Well,once I devise a plan where I'd be able to use the 436 HP I currently have,then maybe I'll consider ways of getting more power!!600 balloons is alot of money to spend on a non proven item.
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The main point with respect to tuning and the warranty is you're still altering the operating specs of the car and at that point GM should have no obligation to provide warranty coverage for any 'related' problems (engine and drive train). People that try to hide a modification just to get warranty coverage are thieves. If you want to performance modify your car that's great...but be responsible for your actions.
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Melting Slicks
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Horsepower TV used the Hypertech programmer yesterday on a new Z06, and did a before and after dyno run to show the improvement. From what I remember it was like 20 horsepower, but the price was less than $400.
Le Mans Master
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Obviously they're aware of GM's policy regarding tuning and warranty! I find this statement to be be very interesting. I'd be interested to hear from the forum experts if this is really true! It would in fact not be a bad price for 20 HP if this was really true....
The Stage 1 Power Module is for unmodified cars, is dyno verified making 20HP* and 20 ft-lbs of torque to the rear wheels without any other modifications! With no troublesome ECU retuning that may void your factory warranty, the Power Module can be installed and removed within seconds, turning your car back to stock with no traces of ever being there or with aftermarket flash information in your ECU.
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i saw that episode!,, i didn't know a bone stock z06 came with full lenth headers!!