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A boosted Z needs a dyno tune. If you don't have any tuners near you that use Ecutek, you're stuck with Uprev. Ecutek is better, but only if there's a
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A boosted Z needs a dyno tune. If you don't have any tuners near you that use Ecutek, you're stuck with Uprev. Ecutek is better, but only if there's a good tuner near you that uses it. If not, use what they recommend.
Also, please do not operate under the assumption that line pressure will be enough to keep the torque from grenenading the transmission. It'll just keep it from happening as quickly. Don't boost in gears 5-6-7.
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