Rev limiter
11-11-2007, 10:36 AM
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Rev limiter Is there any way for me to change my rev limiter? Like maybe with a hypertech or something? I desperately need to change it and I don't have enough money to get it retuned. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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11-11-2007, 06:05 PM
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If you are going to try a second tuner I would encourage you to consider pcmperformance or madz28
There was a time when I used pcmforless but many screwups and bad service caused me to look elsewhere, currently using Jeff Creech but he is not as budget oriented as you are looking for, the other two are more budget friendly and I would trust them, have spent money on pcm repair with madz28 and was pleased. Met Alex from pcmperformace and in an hour conversation and from friend's experiance feel fine recommending him.
On a retrofit I would have used a 94-5 obd 1 pcm with it's cheap tuning and logging software.
There was a time when I used pcmforless but many screwups and bad service caused me to look elsewhere, currently using Jeff Creech but he is not as budget oriented as you are looking for, the other two are more budget friendly and I would trust them, have spent money on pcm repair with madz28 and was pleased. Met Alex from pcmperformace and in an hour conversation and from friend's experiance feel fine recommending him.
On a retrofit I would have used a 94-5 obd 1 pcm with it's cheap tuning and logging software.
11-11-2007, 08:56 PM
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If you are going to try a second tuner I would encourage you to consider pcmperformance or madz28
There was a time when I used pcmforless but many screwups and bad service caused me to look elsewhere, currently using Jeff Creech but he is not as budget oriented as you are looking for, the other two are more budget friendly and I would trust them, have spent money on pcm repair with madz28 and was pleased. Met Alex from pcmperformace and in an hour conversation and from friend's experiance feel fine recommending him.
On a retrofit I would have used a 94-5 obd 1 pcm with it's cheap tuning and logging software.
There was a time when I used pcmforless but many screwups and bad service caused me to look elsewhere, currently using Jeff Creech but he is not as budget oriented as you are looking for, the other two are more budget friendly and I would trust them, have spent money on pcm repair with madz28 and was pleased. Met Alex from pcmperformace and in an hour conversation and from friend's experiance feel fine recommending him.
On a retrofit I would have used a 94-5 obd 1 pcm with it's cheap tuning and logging software.
