PROM BURNING? or DFI?
PROM BURNING? or DFI?
I am have few questions and I was hoping someone could help me out. I am currently running a 406 SB, in my 88 IROC-Z. I have the stock computer with a TPIS PROM and the car runs real fast. I have broken 2 stock rear ends already so I know it has a good amount of power. About 2 weeks ago I believe my stock computer went bad. It won't run for **** and it gives tons of codes for stuff that isn't wrong. With my computer misfortune I see this as the perfect time to upgrade my setup. My car is MAF (mass air), and I have performed all the MAF modifications but I know it is still and restriction on the big stroker motor, and I also believe the stock air cleaner assembly (y shaped thing) is also a big time restriction. Here is the problem. I really don't know what to do. Should I invest some money into a DFI system, I know this would get rid of the MAF sensor and make my car speed density MAP. If yes what is the best system to run, so far I have looked at speedpro(SEFI8LO), Accel old & new Gen VII, Haltech. Now I have tons of options there, would I be better off with batch fire, or sequential, and is the closed loop wide band O2's worth the money. OR should I get a stock MAP GM computer, buy a MAP sensor and convert my harness over to make it a MAP harness and invest a little money into the EPROM burning software and make my own speed density chips. I also would like to let you know that I plan on adding a vortech or ATI supercharger this winter. Will a stock GM computer with programming run with a supercharger making 12-15 psi of boost. Some people say yes some say no. I have had alot of people tell me the stock GM computers are top notch if they have the right chips & calibrations. I have seen a few 10 second buick GN's running stock computers with owner burned chips. If anyone can shed some light or experience on this subject it would help me alot
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Jason
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Jason
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by jnjspdshop:
I am have few questions and I was hoping someone could help me out. I am currently running a 406 SB, in my 88 IROC-Z. I have the stock computer with a TPIS PROM and the car runs real fast. I have broken 2 stock rear ends already so I know it has a good amount of power. About 2 weeks ago I believe my stock computer went bad. It won't run for **** and it gives tons of codes for stuff that isn't wrong. With my computer misfortune I see this as the perfect time to upgrade my setup. My car is MAF (mass air), and I have performed all the MAF modifications but I know it is still and restriction on the big stroker motor, and I also believe the stock air cleaner assembly (y shaped thing) is also a big time restriction. Here is the problem. I really don't know what to do. Should I invest some money into a DFI system, I know this would get rid of the MAF sensor and make my car speed density MAP. If yes what is the best system to run, so far I have looked at speedpro(SEFI8LO), Accel old & new Gen VII, Haltech. Now I have tons of options there, would I be better off with batch fire, or sequential, and is the closed loop wide band O2's worth the money. OR should I get a stock MAP GM computer, buy a MAP sensor and convert my harness over to make it a MAP harness and invest a little money into the EPROM burning software and make my own speed density chips. I also would like to let you know that I plan on adding a vortech or ATI supercharger this winter. Will a stock GM computer with programming run with a supercharger making 12-15 psi of boost. Some people say yes some say no. I have had alot of people tell me the stock GM computers are top notch if they have the right chips & calibrations. I have seen a few 10 second buick GN's running stock computers with owner burned chips. If anyone can shed some light or experience on this subject it would help me alot
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I am have few questions and I was hoping someone could help me out. I am currently running a 406 SB, in my 88 IROC-Z. I have the stock computer with a TPIS PROM and the car runs real fast. I have broken 2 stock rear ends already so I know it has a good amount of power. About 2 weeks ago I believe my stock computer went bad. It won't run for **** and it gives tons of codes for stuff that isn't wrong. With my computer misfortune I see this as the perfect time to upgrade my setup. My car is MAF (mass air), and I have performed all the MAF modifications but I know it is still and restriction on the big stroker motor, and I also believe the stock air cleaner assembly (y shaped thing) is also a big time restriction. Here is the problem. I really don't know what to do. Should I invest some money into a DFI system, I know this would get rid of the MAF sensor and make my car speed density MAP. If yes what is the best system to run, so far I have looked at speedpro(SEFI8LO), Accel old & new Gen VII, Haltech. Now I have tons of options there, would I be better off with batch fire, or sequential, and is the closed loop wide band O2's worth the money. OR should I get a stock MAP GM computer, buy a MAP sensor and convert my harness over to make it a MAP harness and invest a little money into the EPROM burning software and make my own speed density chips. I also would like to let you know that I plan on adding a vortech or ATI supercharger this winter. Will a stock GM computer with programming run with a supercharger making 12-15 psi of boost. Some people say yes some say no. I have had alot of people tell me the stock GM computers are top notch if they have the right chips & calibrations. I have seen a few 10 second buick GN's running stock computers with owner burned chips. If anyone can shed some light or experience on this subject it would help me alot
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Don't like the MAF, just switch to the 90-92 system. Does take work but alot cheaper then going with FUEL, or some other setup.
Want to run boost with a MAP system just use a syclone ecm, and modify it.
I've got one of em lil v6 regals and it does just fine with the oem ecm.
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