Michaeljp86
EVIL GENIUS
the only downside to OBDII is the price.
Thats why you get the old trucks with mechanical injection :thumbsup:
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the only downside to OBDII is the price.
since I'm prolly about to start paying alimony and child support.
instead of just how ever she saw fit or wanted to spend it.
Well I opened the hood on the 94 and there was the PMD sitting on the intake(ss style). Oil soaked all around the turbo... I gotta make him a list of goodies he should be getting. .
well, If the PMD is on teh IP...start saving money for that. Mine lasted 2 yrs on my Tahoe and was still working but I was travelling alot and didn't want to chance it. You can do cooling upgrade but if you don't tow with it don't waste the money. Stock "clean" system is more than adequete.
I was talking to a buddy of mine that has a powerstroke with a instant chip that's adjustable from 0-140+ hp (and since installing he's on his 3rd clutch/tranny combo), but is a big fan of chevy - just doesn't have the money to buy a truck (he's looking for a crew cab long bed 4x4, MT, duramax) and I was telling him about beefing up the 6.5 but he was warning me against it. He used to own a 6.2 and hated it. His fear is the 6.5 just wouldn't hold up with all the modifications...but from what I'm reading, it will if built right, correct? W/o rebuilding the engine (literally pulling it, ripping it down, and rebuilding with performance parts) - you know - everything but pulling the engine, what can it be equivalent/compared to/with?
good job Ace :thumbsup: