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Old Oct 30, 2004 | 05:49 PM
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... the dealership bought it for an estimated 17-$20% discount ... Their margin + core discount and returns could be over 20% at the least $1500 not counting Labor.
The core charge is supposed to be $1000. Is the dealer getting that full amount back when they return super charger and head?
 
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Old Oct 30, 2004 | 05:53 PM
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greatgroNo ECU software on a 19% pulley? I thought it might run a little lean in the upper 6000 rpm range. And if not aren't there any software upgrades that you would recommend for a 17%/19% pulley to add HP and make the extra mods work more efficient in the S?
An ECU is NOT NECESSARY. However, an ECU will optimize the 19%. Unfort, there is no ECU for the 19%. GIAC will be out with one shortly using larger injectors. The injectors will help big time in the higher RPMs while the software will optimize an already potent torque curve. I highly recommend the GIAC ECU for 19% when it is available, but until then, the 19% still rules with the stock ECU.
 
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Old Oct 30, 2004 | 06:29 PM
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greatgroAn ECU is NOT NECESSARY. However, an ECU will optimize the 19%. Unfort, there is no ECU for the 19%. GIAC will be out with one shortly using larger injectors. The injectors will help big time in the higher RPMs while the software will optimize an already potent torque curve. I highly recommend the GIAC ECU for 19% when it is available, but until then, the 19% still rules with the stock ECU
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greatgo----Great!!! That would be almost perfect. i assume that GIAC has a idea to optimize fuel of the larger injectors without an external management system. This would better than or equal to a JCW kit
Lot more HP/torque off the line .
Will this be out soon
 
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Old Oct 30, 2004 | 07:33 PM
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.greatgo----Great!!! That would be almost perfect. i assume that GIAC has a idea to optimize fuel of the larger injectors without an external management system. This would better than or equal to a JCW kit. Lot more HP/torque off the line . Will this be out soon
Exactly. I believe the majority of the tuning is done for the 19%. They're looking for high-quality, inexpensive injectors. Hopefully will be available very soon!
 
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Old Oct 30, 2004 | 07:48 PM
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What size injectors is Jcw using?
A set can be had for app. $300-$360.
I assume the programing for the 19%+ injectors/size? that is a BTCH.
 
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