1993 vs 1994-97

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03-30-2009 | 10:58 AM

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wrd1972

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Datamaster TTS is the only way to go.

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03-30-2009 | 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by 96capricemgr

Several companies offer datacables for $45+(I like pcmperformance) and then buy Datamaster for $90 lets you do much more than see codes, lets you view all the engine and tranny data.

That would be a very good solution but I don't have a spare computer laying around. It would be a P.I.T.A. to unhook my computer in my bedroom and re-connect everything out in the garage.

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03-30-2009 | 11:51 AM

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i hate my 93

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Originally Posted by creepingdeath94

I have a '93 and it is just different. I can get the same power I just have take a path less traveled by the other 4th gen F-body guys because it's like a Frankenstein...part third gen, part 4th gen. At the end of the day, it depends what you're going to do with the car. If it is going to be modded to the sky, it doesn't really matter as you will change everything no matter what it came with stock. I like the OBDI though for sure :-)

Yes, they're a different animal. I certainly wouldn't say I dislike my 93 at all, it'd just be nicer to have the abilities that the 94+ have. Such as the programming (even though you can make our chipped cars have that ability) or being able to change the line pressure of the automatics.

The only REAL benefit to having a newer is the ease of tuning, but like Creeping said, if heavy mods is your plan then it doesn't matter either way