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  1. #1 Zzp pcm 
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    Ive read from a few other threads that there are other company's that tune it different and it may be better. Can someone point me in the right direction. Thanks
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    google intense racing.

    Probably your best bet short of finding a custom tune near you.

    Edit:Wait... 3800 performance, get their canned tune, its the DHP tune, the best canned tune out there.
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    Get the DHP from 3800 performance.
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    pm reptile he is real good at it and cheap.
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    yeah...buy a zzp pcm and watch the fireworks
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    i ran a zzp pcm for about a month. they have very aggressive timing, and they run the fueling lean. other than that it ran great. i had a ton of KR though. go through 3800perf for thr dhp pcm, or if possible get a custom tune which is the best thing you can do for your car
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    Quote Originally Posted by kfish View Post
    i ran a zzp pcm for about a month. they have very aggressive timing, and they run the fueling lean. other than that it ran great. i had a ton of KR though. go through 3800perf for thr dhp pcm, or if possible get a custom tune which is the best thing you can do for your car
    That makes power but it will blow up most peoples cars because they don't know if each car can handle it.
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    Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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    get it from 3800performance. Best mailorder tune evah. Tested for MANY years.
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    DHP or overkill. Best option is a custom tune though.
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    not a zzp thats for sure
    2003 GTP, pacesetter headers, colder plugs, zzp pcm for now, CAI, 3.5 pulley and 180tstat
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    yup, dhp or custom
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluegtp91 View Post
    Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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    get it from 3800performance. Best mailorder tune evah. Tested for MANY years.
    lol, you post it like that a lot. Seems to be a tune you like. Then again, thats what i'm going with too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt5112 View Post
    That makes power but it will blow up most peoples cars because they don't know if each car can handle it.
    it made power. but the mixture of lean fueling/clogged cat/no exhaust mod/idiocracy made it blow up. I ran that same zzp tune on my car after headers with a 3.5 pulley with 3-4*KR. So its hit and miss with them. I would go custom for sure though. PRJ woke up a beast in my car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoelW98GTP View Post
    lol, you post it like that a lot. Seems to be a tune you like. Then again, thats what i'm going with too.
    Not just me...everyone.

    It is hands down the best mail order tune ever made for these cars. Reason being is they don't change very much...that is ZZP's, Intense's, and most every other vendor's mistake.
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    I understand running a tune lean can save mpg's, but why would you want to sacrifice maybe say the motor? I would rather run slightly rich then run lean any day of the week. By the way there is a DHP on ebay if anyone wants a shot at it for cheap. Just a heads up
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    exactly my point. i had mine tuned rich for the motors sake. idc about gas mileage. not like we get **** for mileage while in boost anyways.
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    im running an intense and never have had a problem. not running lean, tranny shifts great and still get awesome gas mileage on the highway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kfish View Post
    exactly my point. i had mine tuned rich for the motors sake. idc about gas mileage. not like we get **** for mileage while in boost anyways.
    you build the most power runnin leaner.. as long as there's no kr
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    Quote Originally Posted by a98gtp4u View Post
    im running an intense and never have had a problem. not running lean, tranny shifts great and still get awesome gas mileage on the highway.
    Ever had it scanned...god I'd hate to see what a Intense PCM is doing to cars these days...since back in the day it was a transmission destroyer

    Quote Originally Posted by mikesarebetter View Post
    you build the most power runnin leaner.. as long as there's no kr
    Right...but...leaner isn't always the best idea anyways...it is always good to run a TICK rich IMO...better safe than sorry.
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    lean builds more heat, the fuel actually quenches a bit of kr
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