Somewhat new from Western Colorado...
08-24-2015, 11:13 AM
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Somewhat new from Western Colorado... 1990 GMC Jimmy fullsize. LQ4/4L80E/NP241/4.88's/35's/ 3/4 ton gear with ARB's.
Paid 16k to have it swapped at a place in Vegas by the name of KSD and got hosed. Work man ship was on par with a 8 year olds attempt. In the process of finishing a couple weeks worth of redo the right way.
It runs an PSI DBW harness...dakota digital gauges with obd2 bim-01-2.
02 cadillac covers, TBSS manifolds,Spectra CU730 rad...stock bbc upper plate bbc cushions...Tejas Steelworks custom shroud with 93-97 LT1 fans. Hasn't been refired yet due to a lost in the mail part from JTR. From there it will goto the exhaust shop so i can actually drive it.
I converted several old K5's back in the day when TBI was all the rage so this is my first go round with LSx power and OBD2 stuff. So far its pretty simple.
Off to the noob question board...i need a android bluetooth scanner to be able to look at the data and maybe clear codes...and i'd like to log data so i can have someone tune it eventually.
DW
Paid 16k to have it swapped at a place in Vegas by the name of KSD and got hosed. Work man ship was on par with a 8 year olds attempt. In the process of finishing a couple weeks worth of redo the right way.
It runs an PSI DBW harness...dakota digital gauges with obd2 bim-01-2.
02 cadillac covers, TBSS manifolds,Spectra CU730 rad...stock bbc upper plate bbc cushions...Tejas Steelworks custom shroud with 93-97 LT1 fans. Hasn't been refired yet due to a lost in the mail part from JTR. From there it will goto the exhaust shop so i can actually drive it.
I converted several old K5's back in the day when TBI was all the rage so this is my first go round with LSx power and OBD2 stuff. So far its pretty simple.
Off to the noob question board...i need a android bluetooth scanner to be able to look at the data and maybe clear codes...and i'd like to log data so i can have someone tune it eventually.
DW
08-25-2015, 09:50 PM
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good looking ride, sorry bout their work. To many think they are great on the working end of things but do butcher hack job instead. Shops that take this kind of job on, got to realize people want to drive them. TROUBLE FREE. They probably dont follow this site. Welcome to site.