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01-29-2015

Originally Posted by Scottydoggs

all you do is drive it, the trans will re learn as you drive.

this.

old setup-Z7 Turbo Kit w/T66, A2A I/C, stock cam & valvetrain/LS1 MAF/Ported 99TB/PowrTuner/AFC/Devils Own/LS1M Scanner/PRJ FP/42# Injs=12.3@118mph street tires -
(Sold)BACK TO M90 Vs cam w/3.5" pulley/meth/25* timing+bolt-ons
01 Z28 A4 HP-self-tuned, LTs, FTRA, 3600stall 12.3@112mph

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