OBD-2 reprogram equipment
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From: Clinton, MO.
Car: 91 Firebird w/ L03
Engine: LT-1 Swap still in the works
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt w/ 2.73 (Needs 3.42 w/posi)
OBD-2 reprogram equipment
I'm putting an lt1 from a '96 Roadmaster in my '90 RS, and i'm wanting to upgrade the cam to the stock Z-28 cam but, i want to eliminate a few things like smog, auto trans, so my question is what equipment are you guys using to do this kind of upgrade?
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From: Beautiful Tunnel Hill Georgia
Car: 67 Firebird Convertible
Engine: LB9
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.55
Re: OBD-2 reprogram equipment
I have Tunercat II, but it's been sold to Jet. They are selling it now, and it's locked to a couple vin's now.
Most people I talk to are now using EFILive (www.efilive.com). It has a lot of features and is supposed to be a lot more user friendly. It has a lot of tuning capabilities.
Hold on to your wallet though.
Any OBDII stuff is expensive.
If you change to the LT1 f or y body cam, you could just get someone to re-flash your pcm to the same body style bin file, and you shouldn't have to do a lot of tuning.
That is the basic difference in the f and y body car and the Impala-Buick car engine. The big cars had cast iron heads instead of the aluminum, but most folks say that they flow a little better than the same year aluminum head.
I could re-flash your pcm if you don't mind waiting a month or so, it's tax season, and I have to make some streetrod money right now.
Most people I talk to are now using EFILive (www.efilive.com). It has a lot of features and is supposed to be a lot more user friendly. It has a lot of tuning capabilities.
Hold on to your wallet though.
Any OBDII stuff is expensive.
If you change to the LT1 f or y body cam, you could just get someone to re-flash your pcm to the same body style bin file, and you shouldn't have to do a lot of tuning.
That is the basic difference in the f and y body car and the Impala-Buick car engine. The big cars had cast iron heads instead of the aluminum, but most folks say that they flow a little better than the same year aluminum head.
I could re-flash your pcm if you don't mind waiting a month or so, it's tax season, and I have to make some streetrod money right now.
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