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Old 12-31-2011 | 04:37 PM
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Anyone ever heard of this map sensor it says its a direct plug in for the ls6 intake
http://www.dpecorvettes.com/gpage4.html
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Old 12-31-2011 | 11:03 PM
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Used it on a E40 pcm 06 GTO. Works good. Little spendy though.
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Used it on a E40 pcm 06 GTO. Works good. Little spendy though.
Hey Nova, do you know of a better, more cost effective option? Im in the market myself, and would rather run a 3 bar, but i could get away with a 2.5 for awhile i suppose.

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Old 01-01-2012 | 12:40 AM
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I just bought the 3 bar map from frost tuning. I believe the Delphi map sensor. 100 bucks I think
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Hey Nova, do you know of a better, more cost effective option? Im in the market myself, and would rather run a 3 bar, but i could get away with a 2.5 for awhile i suppose.

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Not sure. Sorry
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If you're thrifty, you can buy the Motorola sensor that the DPE sensor uses. It's like $13. But you have to do some soldering and what not. It's a nice sensor though, I've done this for a few friends with good results.
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If you're thrifty, you can buy the Motorola sensor that the DPE sensor uses. It's like $13. But you have to do some soldering and what not. It's a nice sensor though, I've done this for a few friends with good results.
For the GTO we snagged up a 2bar from a GTP and made an adapter harness, worked great, lol.

Im not apposed to trying something like that, thanks for the info bud, ill look into that.
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So can anyone verify that it is direct plug and play?
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It was on a Fast 102 and 06 GTO.
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Old 01-03-2012 | 09:49 AM
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Ok so I'm guessing it was the Ls1/6 style 102 so it would fit the map hole and connector on a ls6 intake and stock Ls1 pcm?
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It's direct plug and play and gives you really good resolution up to ~22 psi yet still gives great response in the deeper vacuum ranges unlike the other 3 bar map sensors out there.
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Hmm this might be one to pick up for my car for the new build
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Yea, yea, yea I know it's an old thread but has anyone used this sensor and was it an plug-and-play for the 411 PCM?
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Yes it is. Really no reason not to use a $50 3 bar though on that pcm.
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I actually sold this one and had a custom 3 bar built by dpe that was direct plug and play as well. But they both work.
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I run the DPE 2.5 bar. Works great.
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