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pcm tuning software
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billkad
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| Joined: 02/10
Posted: 02/20/10
11:10 AM
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does anyone have any experience with any of the tuning software found on ebay?? There are a few listings for software that says it will work with virtually all obd2 vehicles and you can remap timing, fuel curve, fan temps. and the software is like $10 - $20. needless to say i have some doubts. This is why i am asking you guys.
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Posted: 02/22/10
07:08 AM
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billkad,
Do you have any links for these?
What kind of car / engine are you looking to tune?
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billkad
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Posted: 02/25/10
01:04 AM
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go to ebay and type obd tuning. then there is scantool.net, its a 2006 silverado 4.8l
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h20son
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Posted: 04/08/10
02:43 PM
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no, stay away, unless you know what you're doing, you WILL f something up, and these "kits" are a good way to guarantee you'll need a new motor
either spend the $1000 on the right software (efi live or hp tuners) or have a real tuner do it for you for around $300
google: nelson performance, Wheatley tuning, blackbear performance, Zippy performance
2003 Chevy Silverado
you have a 4.8/5.3/6.0? you need: cold air intake, exhaust system and a tune, see my posts for more details!
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BAMALS1
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| Joined: 06/10
Posted: 06/02/10
03:59 PM
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Yes, avoid this. I recommend HP Tuners software. Also, you could visit www.thetuningschool.com They were featured not long ago in GMHTP.
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