PCMforless or madz28
Ion (madtuner) without a doubt. I feel better tunes and WAY better customer service. JMO
You can send in your PCM and wait for it to be tuned and sent back, or you can buy a OBD cable and load the tunes via email. www.aldlcable.com
You can send in your PCM and wait for it to be tuned and sent back, or you can buy a OBD cable and load the tunes via email. www.aldlcable.com
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Getting back to your last sentence, you can also just order a pcm (extra $) and then get a refund when you send your old one back to him.
After meeting with and having Bryan at PCMforless dyno tune my car I have no reason to ever have anybody else tune the car. He is very proficient with the LTx's and did an excellent job improving upon a dyno tune I had done by a well known local guy. His mailorder for my heads/cam car was dead nuts on, all I needed was a slight timing adjustment that we saw when we put it on the dyno. My dad is also a loyal customer of PCMforless along with one of my best friends who also owns an LT1.
I once had a mailorder tune from MadTuner and it was garbage. However one out say every hundred is going to have a bad experience here and there. With that said you honestly cannot go wrong with either because if you look around there are alot of happy customers from both. Both tuners know the LT1's well. PCMforless has been very good to me so they get my vote in the end.
I once had a mailorder tune from MadTuner and it was garbage. However one out say every hundred is going to have a bad experience here and there. With that said you honestly cannot go wrong with either because if you look around there are alot of happy customers from both. Both tuners know the LT1's well. PCMforless has been very good to me so they get my vote in the end.
Ion (madtuner) without a doubt. I feel better tunes and WAY better customer service. JMO
You can send in your PCM and wait for it to be tuned and sent back, or you can buy a OBD cable and load the tunes via email. www.aldlcable.com
You can send in your PCM and wait for it to be tuned and sent back, or you can buy a OBD cable and load the tunes via email. www.aldlcable.com
Well, as I stated, buy the cable, have Ion email you the tune (he will also send you a program to load it and detailed instructions) and you're done.
94-95 you need the OBD-I cable, 96-97 you need OBD-II.
Just do a little research and you'll figure it out. All the info you need to do this is on these two sites:
www.aldlcable.com
www.madtuner.com
94-95 you need the OBD-I cable, 96-97 you need OBD-II.
Just do a little research and you'll figure it out. All the info you need to do this is on these two sites:
www.aldlcable.com
www.madtuner.com
Not sure what part of Canada you are in but i am certain that if you PM Taner he can help you get tuned, he has an awesome group!
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I used bryan at PCMforLess. and i am more then pleased with him on both my 94 Zs. he helped out alot andover night to him and back within (2 days)i had the computer and was tuned for right under 200. i was extremely happy with it.
