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Re: 88 vert, what distributor should i run?
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They 8366 is a small cap dist. meaning you need an external coil. You can get the wiring to go from your factory wiring from Jim's performance and then it will be a plug and play deal.

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Re: Anyone using hood pins?
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Wow, I really like the pins on the red hood. I'd like to know what he attached the latch to on the side under the hood. I never considered putting them on the side. Something else to think about. Thanks.

Posted on: 2008/3/8 1:56
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Re: Anyone have the dimensions for the C4 Hash Marks?
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Here is a visual measurement. Credit for the pics goes to Patrick of Digital Corvettes.


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Posted on: 2008/3/8 1:52
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Re: Anyone using hood pins?
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If either of you wouldn't mind posting some pics of them or e-mailing them to me I'd apperciate that. I would like some from back a few feet as well as up close of the pin through the hood.

Thanks

Posted on: 2008/3/7 13:12
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Anyone using hood pins?
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No, not the big rod kind with the kotter pin in it but the flush mount twist type. I am thinking of doing this on my aftermarket hood but would like to see it first. Thanks.

Something like this.


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RE:LS2 swap into early C4?
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You can buy 69 myways for 10 grand. A boat load eaiser than doing it yourself.

Posted on: 2008/3/2 3:42
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RE:I can't take Jesse Azzato anymore
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I will say this about the guy. I hope he can tune a car. My dad has his chip in his car and it runs great no issues and I ordered a chip from him as well but he sucks as a business man. It's been over three weeks since he took my money and the only time I hear from him is when I e-mail him. Lord only knows when I will see the chip.
Anyway, like I said I hope he knows what he's doing with the tuning or he won't be happy with me.

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RE:E-Prom Chips A Thing of The Past ????
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I'm in Raleigh, NC. Just like it says under my name, lol.

I'm not trying to come off like a dick head or anything, but I understand if you think that.

Obviously, I don't think everyone should convert their car back to an E-prom set up.

I do tune flash cars too, most of the time they are LS1 cars and I use HP tuners. At the end of the day, the chip set up is easier, cheaper, and faster than HP tuners. I just don't understand the point of converting from a chip ECM to a flash ECM for power production. You won't make any more power, all the variables can be adjusted in either situation, so I just don't understand why you would want to convert.

Here, let's quit the E-thug thing, and just break it down. I'll post 4 or 5 things, then you respond to them. No BS, just break down why I am wrong:

-Burning chips is faster than uploading tunes to a flash ECM.
-Timing is adjustable in .1 degree increments with a chip ECM.
-Fuel is adjustable in .1% increments with a chip ECM.
-The software is cheaper.




As a reader of this thread and a user of a prom computer the only problem I see with your arguement is your #1 thought. Most guys have someone else tune their prom so it takes days if not weeks and a few hundred dollars to have a prom burned.

Posted on: 2008/2/12 23:31
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RE:Thought you guys would get a kick out of this....
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OK I'll be the odd ball here. I don't like the rear but that front has promise. I'd like to see it all one color.

Posted on: 2007/12/30 3:53
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RE:Just signed up
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Hey what's up Gordon.

I am in the Tampa area Tommy.

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Just signed up
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Hey guys, Cool looking site going here. I just found this place today so I'll go look around and see what's good.

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