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    im just about to get a pcm and was wondering if someone could tell me if zzp, 3800 performance, or intense is better to buy from?
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    dont geT ZZP

    i hear great things from 3800 and intense.

    What kind of mods do you have right now?

    And you can also contact REPTILE on this site for a cuztom tune at a good price. He can make it the way you want it.

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    i have a intake, and a 3.6 thats it for now. between 3800 and intense wat one would u go with and i also have a freind who is getting one with me but he jus has stock pulley. can he still get a pcm or would he have to get a pulley first?
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    well im no expert, but either of them will work.

    BUT, I would suggest getting some other type of FLOW mods for your car aswell. Headers will help your car out alot and the tune will be put to better use.

    I would not get a tune on a stock car, its just not worth the tune if the car is still the same performance wise.

    Read the safely modding your 3800's car(thread) in the general tech section for a proper procedure on the steps to take on modding.

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    i have read the whole modding page but in your personal opinion, if we were going to get any part for exhaust, would a catted dwn pipe or a front power log manifold be better for the money you think?
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    if your not thinking about modding to much past what you are at, a downpipe and a plog are a good choice.

    the downpipe and front mani are the most restrictive parts of the exhaust. The cat back a 0 zero flow problems up to 300+ hp.

    but if are thinking about going to even more mods and a smaller pulley, like a 3.4, headers are your BEST bet.

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    where would you get the cat back from and what do you mean by a plog
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    There are some Minnesota guys that tune. www.mnclubgp.com and maybe look to see if Adam Murphy is in your area.
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    im saying you dont need a cat back, our stock cat back is fine, there is no need to change it.

    plog = front power log or ported front manifold.

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