F.a.s.t., Bg3, Accel Dfi Gen7?????
F.a.s.t., Bg3, Accel Dfi Gen7?????
>I am so confused on which would be the best bang for the buck and the easiest to operate for a Supercharged/N2O LT1.
I know they are all expensive, and cost really isn't that much of a factor (not rich tho), but I really want ease of operation.
I don't want to spend more than $2000.00 give or take a few hundred.
I know they are all expensive, and cost really isn't that much of a factor (not rich tho), but I really want ease of operation.
I don't want to spend more than $2000.00 give or take a few hundred.
Describe the engine and the S/C and N2O setups you plan to use. That will determine, in part what you need. People have managed to use the stock PCM for relatively sophisticated setups.
>I am so confused on which would be the best bang for the buck and the easiest to operate for a Supercharged/N2O LT1.
I know they are all expensive, and cost really isn't that much of a factor (not rich tho), but I really want ease of operation.
I don't want to spend more than $2000.00 give or take a few hundred.
I know they are all expensive, and cost really isn't that much of a factor (not rich tho), but I really want ease of operation.
I don't want to spend more than $2000.00 give or take a few hundred.
Thats what I'll be using. If ya need a hand with anything I am local. Just let me know.Jon
Your right, it can handle a supercharged LT1... but it wont handle it to the engine's potential. Stock ecu wont read boost as you probably know, so you dont have the ability to fine tune the timing in the +gauge pressure areas (above 100KPA). Aftermarket ECU will let you do this. Also, the ability to have a WB O2 control fueling with some aftermarket systems.
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