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#115722 - 06/10/07 07:47 PM Re: PCM
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Registered: 12/29/05
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Loc: Dallas, Tx
Overkill FTW! Just ordered mine today.
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#115723 - 06/10/07 08:01 PM Re: PCM
*Nice-Try* Offline
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Registered: 05/28/07
Posts: 283
Loc: Kitchener, Ontario
Unsure if the tuner is worth it (price), for the mods I am installing? Anyone know of a club in Ontario Canada?
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#115724 - 06/10/07 09:24 PM Re: PCM
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Loc: Groton, CT
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'97 SE with alot of mods
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#115725 - 06/10/07 09:36 PM Re: PCM
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Registered: 05/23/03
Posts: 8078
Loc: Austin, TX
If you're in Canada, get in touch with Will at Overkill.
He can be found on CGP, name "Overkill".
I don't know where he is in relation to where you are, but I'm sure if you can get him to tune for you it'll be a major plus.
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Died 5/1/08, resurrected 5/15/08
ASCD SD hood, 17" Bullitts, Overkill PCM, 3.4" Pulley, NGK TR55IX, K&N 9" cone filter, JimmyC D/P, U-bend removed, Flowmaster 40 series, Hooker big bore tips with resonators, S/B brake lines, drilled/slot rotors, GMPP handling kit, KYB struts, F&R strut supports, HID's, LED's, 2.5" Air Dam, red GTP overlays on custom badges, white rear insert.
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#115726 - 09/10/07 08:54 PM Re: PCM
02redGP Offline
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Registered: 06/01/07
Posts: 15
Loc: Mississauga, Ontario
I have spoken to Will to set up an appointment to reflash my PCM with overkill. Will actually test drives your car and reflashes the PCM with a laptop without having to touch my PCM. My 02 GT has been running excellent after installing my k&n intake kit. The car is much more responsive and has more power than before, the shifting seems to be perfect now. I am wondering what this Overkill PCM can really do for me because of that. I am hoping I will get some extra horse power out of it mainly. I am currently running regular 87 octane in my car and it runs great. I realize this overkill pcm needs 91 octane or higher. I am willing to pay for premium fuel as long as this PCM really improves my car. Is the reason for the higher octane because the compression ratio is increased? Let me know what you think. Thanks
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#115727 - 09/10/07 09:17 PM Re: PCM
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Registered: 03/07/05
Posts: 5158
Loc: Southern KY
Compression ratio cannot be increased without installing new pistons, crank, or shaving heads. He increases the timing, which puts more pressure on the fuel mixture before ignition so it can get more power out of it.
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