twgoodspeed

iTrader: (22)

I've got a lt1 in a 94 Trans am, was gonna swap a ls in it but figure I'd keep the lt in it cause the car is real clean.....I'm planing a rear mount turbo and was wondering how I could do a standalone ecu so I can tune the car myself instead of waiting a week to do a mail order tune.....any help would be grand

Red33Z28

Any standalone ecu can be wired to any car. I personally recommend something plug and play so you don't have to deal with wiring. I've been down that road several times with my rice burners and it's a pain in the ***.

If wiring is your thing, I would suggest checking out Hydra EMS. It has a pretty sweet autotune feature which of course means that it integrates directly with a wideband o2 sensor to set a good intial base tune.

96capricemgr

iTrader: (1)

The 94-95 LT1 pcm is probably the cheapest and easiest pcm there is to tune.

tunercat sells a complete package with cable, tuner and datalogger for $255 and I would call that the expensive way to go.

Tunerpro is a programmer that is free/donate.

once you have the datalogger you can get professional help by emailing your chosen tuner datalogs if you feel in over your head.

twgoodspeed

iTrader: (22)

Thnx 96capricemgr do u have a link or just go to that site cause it looks this may help

96capricemgr

iTrader: (1)

non-sponsor links are frowned on
The programs to look at are Tunercat TTS Datamaster and Tunerpro all easily found with a search engine or just a .com in the case of tunercat

twgoodspeed

iTrader: (22)

Thanks a ton and I understand but I think there's not enough talk on lt stuff n this Is comming from a ls guy

Red33Z28

That's the **** right there. I'll have to look into this when I hit stateside.