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02-20-2005, 07:50 AM
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Re: EEC-IV Tuners?
Checkout stangtuning.com for discussions on most of the tuning devices. What is your purpose? Are you looking to just tweek the driveability, compensate for a larger MAF or do you have plans of really getting into the PCM for the purpose of all out performance? If the first, then I'd just seek out an SCT dealer and have a 4 or 5 program chip burnt. If the latter, then I'd got PMS for a piggy-back system or even check out getting one of SCT's systems with a Raptor data-logging add-on.
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