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Old 12-06-2009, 05:22 PM
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Anybody out there used it? Any opinions on it?
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Old 12-06-2009, 06:47 PM
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Anybody out there used it? Any opinions on it?
had it on my Chevelle initially, worked fine.
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why change?
I had one of their older boxes. When I swapped engines and added the paddle shifter I re-wired the entire car. The harness would have been hacked pretty good by that time, and TCI could not supply a new harness for that box. I spoke to Steve at Twist Machine to see if he knew of someone who could get me a harness, and he made me a killer deal on his PCS trans computer and a new harness. So I sold the TCI unit.

Nothing wrong with TCI, just that I wanted to start with a new harness for the re-wire, and it was not available.

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I had one of their older boxes. When I swapped engines and added the paddle shifter I re-wired the entire car. The harness would have been hacked pretty good by that time, and TCI could not supply a new harness for that box. I spoke to Steve at Twist Machine to see if he knew of someone who could get me a harness, and he made me a killer deal on his PCS trans computer and a new harness. So I sold the TCI unit.

Nothing wrong with TCI, just that I wanted to start with a new harness for the re-wire, and it was not available.

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PCS is the new TCI. I would call Steve at Twist
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Old 12-09-2009, 07:02 AM
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I will give Twist a call. Thanks for easing my mind some.
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