BOP reflashed PCM is in
Originally posted by jmimac351
Beefcake, after this, it is no longer a "stock" pcm. It is no longer doing something to influence "stock" timing. "Stock" is not part of the equation anymore. It's a whole new program. It's a whole new game.
I'm not surprised you would ask question #3 because I really do think you think this works the same way as a chip - just like your tuners are feeding you. How the heck is a "reflash" going to influence a "stock" setup? Does the computer develop a multiple personality or something? You have got to be kidding, right?
Jim
Beefcake, after this, it is no longer a "stock" pcm. It is no longer doing something to influence "stock" timing. "Stock" is not part of the equation anymore. It's a whole new program. It's a whole new game.
I'm not surprised you would ask question #3 because I really do think you think this works the same way as a chip - just like your tuners are feeding you. How the heck is a "reflash" going to influence a "stock" setup? Does the computer develop a multiple personality or something? You have got to be kidding, right?
Jim
and i would also like the answers
there still will be a a/f at wot
and you are running timimg at wot
Originally posted by jmimac351
Beefcake, after this, it is no longer a "stock" pcm. It is no longer doing something to influence "stock" timing. "Stock" is not part of the equation anymore. It's a whole new program. It's a whole new game.
I'm not surprised you would ask question #3 because I really do think you think this works the same way as a chip - just like your tuners are feeding you. How the heck is a "reflash" going to influence a "stock" setup? Does the computer develop a multiple personality or something? You have got to be kidding, right?
Jim
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i belive he has a ligit question
and i would also like the answers
there still will be a a/f at wot
and you are running timimg at wot
Beefcake, after this, it is no longer a "stock" pcm. It is no longer doing something to influence "stock" timing. "Stock" is not part of the equation anymore. It's a whole new program. It's a whole new game.
I'm not surprised you would ask question #3 because I really do think you think this works the same way as a chip - just like your tuners are feeding you. How the heck is a "reflash" going to influence a "stock" setup? Does the computer develop a multiple personality or something? You have got to be kidding, right?
Jim
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i belive he has a ligit question
and i would also like the answers
there still will be a a/f at wot
and you are running timimg at wot
bottom line, you have to be trying to achieve "x" a/f, and "z" timing,
now, what i really want to see, is a dyno with a/f readings (and to know what the timing is) without nitrous, and then to run it right behind that dyno with a couple pulls on the 75 shot,
i can tell you right now, if its an aggressive street program, the 75 shot will not live on the engine, it just will not happen, i guarantee 100% that the engine will be dead by the end of the summer if the program is aggressive to start with
if it's ultra safe a/f and timing, then it will,
we'll see
waiting to see some dyno's with a/f and timing........
Beef...
Its not an " aggressive street program ".
its a recalibrated PCM.
When you figure out what that means, you wont be asking these silly questions.
The Recal has a targeted a/f. It will do all of the adjusting in real time to keep that target goal. The dyno sheet that show a flat line a/f prove that.
Its not an " aggressive street program ".
its a recalibrated PCM.
When you figure out what that means, you wont be asking these silly questions.
The Recal has a targeted a/f. It will do all of the adjusting in real time to keep that target goal. The dyno sheet that show a flat line a/f prove that.
Say Nate, if your going to a dyno this weekend I need to hook up with you. Thay changed the date on me and I need to go this weekend. That reflash might be in my future helping me deal with these issues of detonation I'm always having. Let me know!
I won't post my Email for the web spiders to
convert to Spam, but could you include me via the EMAIL
function here, Nate?
I would think if it is GOOD news, it would be beneficial to
everyone to just post the numbers here ... If on the other
hand, it';s bad, I would understand not posting them.
convert to Spam, but could you include me via the EMAIL
function here, Nate?
I would think if it is GOOD news, it would be beneficial to
everyone to just post the numbers here ... If on the other
hand, it';s bad, I would understand not posting them.
Originally posted by Flying ****
Beef...
Its not an " aggressive street program ".
its a recalibrated PCM.
When you figure out what that means, you wont be asking these silly questions.
The Recal has a targeted a/f. It will do all of the adjusting in real time to keep that target goal. The dyno sheet that show a flat line a/f prove that.
Beef...
Its not an " aggressive street program ".
its a recalibrated PCM.
When you figure out what that means, you wont be asking these silly questions.
The Recal has a targeted a/f. It will do all of the adjusting in real time to keep that target goal. The dyno sheet that show a flat line a/f prove that.
bottom line, there is a program in the PCM to make the truck do what it's supposed to do, caled, flashed, chipped, i don't care,
so, to try to get you to quit beating around the bush,
what a/f is the pcm "calibrated" to achieve",
what timing is the pcm "calibrated" to achieve"
once the 75 shot is added, what a/f will the "calibrated" pcm try to achieve"
once the 75 shot is added, what timing will the "calibrated" pcm try to achieve.
there has to be a # to all the above references, if i was nate, i sure as hell would like to know the answers to all of those questions, the a/f he will see on the dyno, however, the timing he will not,
so, please answer the questions, some dyno graphs with a/f will answer half of them , if the dyno has been done with and without nitrous.
Originally posted by beefcake
your like a car salesman trying to beat around the bush,
bottom line, there is a program in the PCM to make the truck do what it's supposed to do, caled, flashed, chipped, i don't care,
so, to try to get you to quit beating around the bush,
what a/f is the pcm "calibrated" to achieve",
what timing is the pcm "calibrated" to achieve"
once the 75 shot is added, what a/f will the "calibrated" pcm try to achieve"
once the 75 shot is added, what timing will the "calibrated" pcm try to achieve.
there has to be a # to all the above references, if i was nate, i sure as hell would like to know the answers to all of those questions, the a/f he will see on the dyno, however, the timing he will not,
so, please answer the questions, some dyno graphs with a/f will answer half of them , if the dyno has been done with and without nitrous.
your like a car salesman trying to beat around the bush,
bottom line, there is a program in the PCM to make the truck do what it's supposed to do, caled, flashed, chipped, i don't care,
so, to try to get you to quit beating around the bush,
what a/f is the pcm "calibrated" to achieve",
what timing is the pcm "calibrated" to achieve"
once the 75 shot is added, what a/f will the "calibrated" pcm try to achieve"
once the 75 shot is added, what timing will the "calibrated" pcm try to achieve.
there has to be a # to all the above references, if i was nate, i sure as hell would like to know the answers to all of those questions, the a/f he will see on the dyno, however, the timing he will not,
so, please answer the questions, some dyno graphs with a/f will answer half of them , if the dyno has been done with and without nitrous.
Stop being a puppet and read whats being told to you.
Originally posted by Flying ****
Terry, youre the last dude that needs to make a comment regarding this. When youre able to do your own installs, then you can have some input
Stop being a puppet and read whats being told to you.
Terry, youre the last dude that needs to make a comment regarding this. When youre able to do your own installs, then you can have some input
Stop being a puppet and read whats being told to you.
Originally posted by 03Lightning
RPM 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 Peak #
Run.006 HP 160 300 350 360 368 345 368.3@4.9
7/8/2003
TQ 280 458 450 420 380 325 457.9@3.5
AFR 15:01 12:01 11.5:1 11:01 10.9:1 10.9:1
Run.001 HP N/A 175 350 380 375 370 392.4@4.8
3/22/2003
TQ N/A 250 460 440 410 350 470.8@4.1
AFR 15:01 12.5:1 12.2:1 12:01 11.9:1
RPM 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 Peak #
Run.006 HP 160 300 350 360 368 345 368.3@4.9
7/8/2003
TQ 280 458 450 420 380 325 457.9@3.5
AFR 15:01 12:01 11.5:1 11:01 10.9:1 10.9:1
Run.001 HP N/A 175 350 380 375 370 392.4@4.8
3/22/2003
TQ N/A 250 460 440 410 350 470.8@4.1
AFR 15:01 12.5:1 12.2:1 12:01 11.9:1
What #'s are you posting 03?


