Any way around major programming?
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Staging Lane
Joined: Nov 2002
Posts: 92
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From: Tulsa, OK
Any way around major programming? I just ran a 12.17 @ 110.8 with out programming, and I'm not sure I want the full monte from Ed Wright. The added mods to my sig where a borrowed Yank 4500 and a pair of Hoosier 26x9x15 slicks that hooked great all day.
D/A +1200 most of the day
3600 raceweight...est
60'.....1.60
1/8.....7.68
1/4.....12.17
1/4MPH..110.85
Bad TM and the weather kept me out of the 11.99 range, which was my goal before installing an 02 Z06 cam.
I'm not sure what I am gonna add mods wise next, but for sure feeling handicaped with computer acting like it is.
Any opinions...IE...Power Programmer...Preditor...LS1 Edit?
Thanks,
Kurt
D/A +1200 most of the day
3600 raceweight...est
60'.....1.60
1/8.....7.68
1/4.....12.17
1/4MPH..110.85
Bad TM and the weather kept me out of the 11.99 range, which was my goal before installing an 02 Z06 cam.
I'm not sure what I am gonna add mods wise next, but for sure feeling handicaped with computer acting like it is.
Any opinions...IE...Power Programmer...Preditor...LS1 Edit?
Thanks,
Kurt
Staging Lane
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 93
Likes: 0
From: Houston, Texas USA
Re: Any way around major programming? If your sig is correct, there doesn't appear to be any mods that would require any "tuning".
If your motor is basically stock, then you might be able to add a degree of timing for WOT, maybe a couple, but there isn't much else you can do to make more power from just the tuning.
Basically, a HPPIII or Predator (the base tuning) are about as much "tuning" as you could put in a stock motor.
If your motor is basically stock, then you might be able to add a degree of timing for WOT, maybe a couple, but there isn't much else you can do to make more power from just the tuning.
Basically, a HPPIII or Predator (the base tuning) are about as much "tuning" as you could put in a stock motor.
