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Old 11-03-2007, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by t/a-speed
Your so right about the specs, I edited the post to reflect what I think are the right numbers.

I emailed the FIRST people and they use a 730 ecm but the highest duration their people will tune for is 220. I can go my own route and either have it tuned or try it myself.

Since the car is show with some go, I think I can get away with having someone else burn a prom. There seem to be some good companies out there for this.


I would avoid any efi system that cannot tune beyond a 220 @.050 duration cam. Basically they are saying we're using a stock computer (which is fine) but have no way to tune it. The advantage of efi is in the ability to tune it; any of the other systems you mentioned could tune that combo easily, as well as FAST, BigStuff3, Accel, or simply a stock GM computer and tuning program like HP Tuners or EFI Live.

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