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Old 06-14-2001, 08:38 AM   #1
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holley annihilator ignition module

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the thing works great i havent put mine in but my friend did in his.get this he has 86 mpfi v6 camaro ok! i let him use a hypertech
thermomaster chip and he installed his module
i will probably sell him the chip but anyway
this is what we found after doing just the chip. then the module. then both.he did a few runs with the car well to make it short
we found a 2.777777777777 of a second with just the module with the chip and module and tune up he said he shaved off a total of 6.933 of a second although i didnt wittness the 6.933 but i did see the 2.777777 bla bla bla agian though this is 0-90 something thats almost a 3rd of a second what a upgrade for $60.00 i think all of you guys should do a group perchase im going to check out his times agian when i go up north in 2 weeks its hard for me to believe but thats what his g-tech was reading i think it really does help at higher rpms cause thats where he said he could feel a slight diffrence
its so easy 2 install 2 right under the cap and rotor. check it out im waiting to see if his mpg has changed! p.s. we used 93 octane and octane boost.

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Old 06-14-2001, 10:05 AM   #2
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Awesome! Thanks for the stats on the Holley module's performance! I want to do one... I have a feeling my BorgWarner "factory replacement" module isn't working too well at high rpms...


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Old 06-15-2001, 05:54 PM   #3
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umm...7 seconds 0-90?

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I think this is way to much of a gain. I bet his car was just in bad need of a Tune up. I bet the ingnition moaule was on its last leg or something because that is almost taking 2 3 sec off a V6's 1/4 mile time right


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well he might have been saying it took off .677777 off the 0-90....but thats just my opinion...but that is still impressive.
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Old 06-17-2001, 10:03 AM   #6
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no the .277 was just the module and tune up with 93 octane and octane booster. the.67777
was from the low temp themostat and hypertech chip along with the module.
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