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Im glad you see your the dumb one lol. I need help in the speed department? I ran those times before the FAST 90/92 setup and TBB. 12.3@110 in a bolt-on ls1 with full weight/ac, on 275 street tires is damn good if you ask me. **** people think my car has a small cam in it it runs so good. And my mailorder tune from pcmforless is damn good. He has tuned more camaro's than ANYBODY! I had a guy datalog my comp and my tune is almost spot on. So tell me again what parts aren't getting it done? I should gain 2 tenths or so with my fast setup and put some slicks on and I have a FULL WEIGHT bolt-on car in the 11's. And clearly you don't know **** if you don't think you will gain alot from putting gears in a cammed car. You sir are ******* dumb.
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I had a buddy run 11.8 with a auto. He must of had a better part selection than you....just sayin. You were dumb enough to buy those crappy qa1's. Did you dyno tune your fast set-up....if not dumb...lol I did mine. I don't think it will be worth .2 but if it is I'm goin into the 10's pretty good with a bolt-on ls6.....smart
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BTW I like how you have no argument anymore on the gears. You try saying my car "needs help in the speed department" lmao. I'm going to guess what I said flew right over your head? You don't understand shift extension and all that im guessing lol?
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I had a buddy run 11.8 with a auto. He must of had a better part selection than you....just sayin. You were dumb enough to buy those crappy qa1's. Did you dyno tune your fast set-up....if not dumb...lol I did mine. I don't think it will be worth .2 but if it is I'm goin into the 10's pretty good with a bolt-on ls6.....smart
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There was no use in arguing with you on gears...you already know it all. He did that back in 04 and no he did'nt have a 3400 stall. He had a 4000, hence you chose a wrong part again. He lives in AL now. Yea I look dumb...your so smart.
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Joe's 95 383 LT1 TA weighing ~3450 ran a 10.82@124.25 on a PCM4Less tune. For that reason, I fail to see this logic. I know many friends running perfectly good times on mail order tunes and have actually had some reputable shops (sponsors on tech) mess up their tunes
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Yes me bitch. Atleast you admit it. You know I proved you wrong so now your trying to argue the stupidest **** you can think of. And than you say more dumb **** like "you chose a wrong part again". A 4k stall creates alot of heat and would be loose for a bolt-on DD. Your a ******* idiot honestly. And no proof? STFU. I chose the right stall for my combo. Nothing you say makes sense. It's like talking to a ******* monkey.
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Joe's 95 383 LT1 TA weighing ~3450 ran a 10.82@124.25 on a PCM4Less tune. For that reason, I fail to see this logic. I know many friends running perfectly good times on mail order tunes and have actually had some reputable shops (sponsors on tech) mess up their tunes
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Joe's 95 383 LT1 TA weighing ~3450 ran a 10.82@124.25 on a PCM4Less tune. For that reason, I fail to see this logic. I know many friends running perfectly good times on mail order tunes and have actually had some reputable shops (sponsors on tech) mess up their tunes
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Yes me bitch. Atleast you admit it. You know I proved you wrong so now your trying to argue the stupidest **** you can think of. And than you say more dumb **** like "you chose a wrong part again". A 4k stall creates alot of heat and would be loose for a bolt-on DD. Your a ******* idiot honestly. And no proof? STFU. I chose the right stall for my combo. Nothing you say makes sense. It's like talking to a ******* monkey.
You did dyno tune it or you remail order tuned it? Do you know how much more power it made? What did it do to the curve? Did you change shift points also?.....well smarty pants?
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Can you not read? I said RETUNED by PCMFORLESS. Impossilbe to know how much power it made, but Pat G AND Tony Mamo told me I would gain 10-15 hp and knock off 1.5 tenths or more in the 1/4. Shift points are set at 6200 still. No need to change shift points with an intake swap lmao. I wouldn't have put the FAST intake on if I wasn't doing h/c soon. I'm not spending $650 on an intake setup to gain 10-15 hp. I am getting the car ready for h/c . Might still be waiting to do h/c though as I'm thinking about getting into the top 50 fastest bolt-on car list before I do the swap. Gotta wait for that cool March air so I can get d/a under 2500.
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Can you not read? I said RETUNED by PCMFORLESS. Impossilbe to know how much power it made, but Pat G AND Tony Mamo told me I would gain 10-15 hp and knock off 1.5 tenths or more in the 1/4. Shift points are set at 6200 still. No need to change shift points with an intake swap lmao. I wouldn't have put the FAST intake on if I wasn't doing h/c soon. I'm not spending $650 on an intake setup to gain 10-15 hp. I am getting the car ready for h/c . Might still be waiting to do h/c though as I'm thinking about getting into the top 50 fastest bolt-on car list before I do the swap. Gotta wait for that cool March air so I can get d/a under 2500.
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I was just providing an example of why not to always doubt a pcm4less tune. Helps when all variables are given and car is data logged on a dyno beforehand (some places around here won't tune LT1's, so I had to do that)
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I never said you dyno tuning your car was bad. I'm sure it's nice to know what you gained! I trust those two guys as they have dyno'd 100's of fast setups. I live 3 hours from the closest dyno shop and all I hear is bad things. PCMFORLESS has always tuned my cars perfect and I will keep getting tunes from them as long as they are doing business.
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I'm not saying they can't do a good mail order tune. But to know the exact tune to optimize every combo would be impossible. I personally will go with a dyno tune and try to get all I can get.
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The arguement was because you said it was stupid to get a mailorder tune when simply it's not. I really doubt I would gain 5rwhp with a dyno tune. I run damn good times for whats done to my car. You trying to argue they aren't good times for what's done is stupid. I mean I throw some slicks on it and get my 1.8 60 down to a high 1.6 and add a few more bolt-ons and I'm in the top 50 bolt-on only cars list. My fast setup and TBB should have me down to a 12.15 or so. Put some slicks.skinnies on and get my 60ft down to a high 1.6 and there is a 11.8x. So really im only a couple bolt-ons and better air away from a top 50 pass. This with a smaller stall than you will see on that top 50 list. With a 4k stall I would be there already.
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Well since your so much smarter than me you should know that there could be power left in it under the curve....it's not always about peak #'s. A load cell dyno is better for this....which is what I used.
Also thanks for the lecture on gearing. Coming from someone who puts their car in D and presses the gas it meant absolutly NOTHING.
Also thanks for the lecture on gearing. Coming from someone who puts their car in D and presses the gas it meant absolutly NOTHING.
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Well since your so much smarter than me you should know that there could be power left in it under the curve....it's not always about peak #'s. A load cell dyno is better for this....which is what I used.
Also thanks for the lecture on gearing. Coming from someone who puts their car in D and presses the gas it meant absolutly NOTHING.
Also thanks for the lecture on gearing. Coming from someone who puts their car in D and presses the gas it meant absolutly NOTHING.