nelson tune
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From: Mont Belvieu, Texas
you can contact him at www.nelsonperformance.com and yes you can keep your pcm but it will cost you but not alot later, kevin
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From: Memphis, TN
I ran a Hypertech for two years and liked it. It was easy and fun to play with.You may find that the hypp works better with your stock mass air sensor.Kind of a waste. Nelson does a good tune and can allow for the Granatelli. They cost about the same.Either way it will shift harder and faster at higher RPM and wont shut down at 100.
I run a Nelson tune now because of cam change,I don't think it's faster than it was with hyppIII. But I had been adjusting with that Hypertech for two years,Allen worked on it for a few minutes on a rainy day. It does however idle (with a good thump), and does not stall...That was worth the $$
I run a Nelson tune now because of cam change,I don't think it's faster than it was with hyppIII. But I had been adjusting with that Hypertech for two years,Allen worked on it for a few minutes on a rainy day. It does however idle (with a good thump), and does not stall...That was worth the $$
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Originally Posted by 02denali
nelson performance tune will outperform all other tunes.IMO.
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From: oklahoma
sure is, beasue if you keep modding it like exhaust, headers, cai, whatever it might be he can tune for those things and send a new one to you for just the shipping charges. hell of a deal wish I had the money on hand.