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tuning info - please help ASAP

Old Jan 8, 2007 | 07:40 PM
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tuning info - please help ASAP

ok so i just ordered a tune from PCMforless and the order sheet went into a lot more detail than i expected. i'm still extremely new to this, and some of these terms confuse me, as well as i just dont know what my car has stock. please help me with these questions...

VIN #? haha just kidding i know that much


rear gears: for stock auto 97.
torque converter: don't know what that means.
shift firmness: i want the firmer shift points?

remove speed limiter: yes or no?
rev limiter: should i select "tuners choice (recommended)"?
skip shift removed: no because i have auto?

Vehical anti theft VATS: remove?
throttle body size: for stock auto 97

EGR: remove? i have mac mids and want to keep emissions
[B]AIR?:/B] remove?
other trouble codes:



and heres the tricky part for me..i'll just copy and paste



Engine
Intake Manifold:

Camshaft Part# or Name:

Duration @ .050
Intake:
Exhaust:
Lift (Max valve)
Intake:
Exhaust:

Lobe Speration Angle:

Head Information including flow numbers:


compression: ___ to 1


and my car is in the sig, with MAC midlength headers and a 160tstat getting put on tomorrow if that helps. thanks a ton. any help is appreciated!!! sorry for being such a noob
Old Jan 8, 2007 | 07:50 PM
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For the intake, cam and compression, just put "stock", or you can find the info here:

http://www.grandsportregistry.com/lt1vslt4.htm
Old Jan 8, 2007 | 08:04 PM
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For the rear gears, check your RPO codes:
GU2 = 2.73
GU5 = 3.23
As for the torque converter, they are asking if you put in a aftermarket higher stall converter, which you did not, so leave it as stock.
The shift firmness is a nice feature to have done, I had it done on my car. The shifts will be alot harder and not as mushy feeling(best way I can describe it)
Having the speed limiter removed is up to you, it was one of the features that was done to mine through my mail-order tune.
Rev-limiter I left at "tuners choice" as well.
Skip-shift you don't need to worry about for obvious reasons.
EGR I would leave alone if you don't plan to hack off the emissions equipment.
I would also let them know that you have a 160 degree thermostat going in the car.
Old Jan 8, 2007 | 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by 2000GTP
For the rear gears, check your RPO codes:
GU2 = 2.73
GU5 = 3.23
As for the torque converter, they are asking if you put in a aftermarket higher stall converter, which you did not, so leave it as stock.
The shift firmness is a nice feature to have done, I had it done on my car. The shifts will be alot harder and not as mushy feeling(best way I can describe it)
Having the speed limiter removed is up to you, it was one of the features that was done to mine through my mail-order tune.
Rev-limiter I left at "tuners choice" as well.
Skip-shift you don't need to worry about for obvious reasons.
EGR I would leave alone if you don't plan to hack off the emissions equipment.
I would also let them know that you have a 160 degree thermostat going in the car.
thanks so much for the quick reply. i actually already did the 160 thermostat on the order sheet so i didn't need to ask here but thanks. a fellow member also PMed me Brian's number to call and have him help me through it. it is 8PM here and he answered the phone and was the best help there could be. i think i have everything down now, so if you read this i don't need any more help. thanks to everyone here, especially brian at PCMforless with the great customer service. i would recommend him to anyone
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