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11-01-2010
I'm looking into getting a reprogrammed PCM. Does anyone have any tips to tell me about it? Like where I should/shouldn't buy it from, and how much of a performance increase it is. Also, is it just a plug-n-play or would I need a new harness for it? Thank you in advance.
11-01-2010
My pcm is from intense and i cant complain! It basically just wakes the car up a little bit.
INTENSE-Racing.com: INTENSE
You can scroll down on the page and it tells you what it does to your car
11-02-2010
i got mine from 3800performance and had no complaints. wakes it up a bit
PCM for Grand Prix GTP v1.0: 3800 Performance
11-02-2010
Those...and...CLICK THE LINK IN MY SIG YO
11-02-2010
I appreciate it guys! It won't do any long-term damage to my motor will it? And will I need a new wiring harness or is it just plug-n-play with the OEM one?
11-02-2010
Unplug the old one...plug the new one in. Done.
11-02-2010
Sounds easy enough. And I read the post in your sig, its pretty amazing.
11-05-2010
I love my overkill tune.
11-05-2010
Thanks for making Nicks head bigger, his skinny body wont be able to hold it up soon.Originally Posted by Vlad0691
11-05-2010
Do not get zzp! Dont know if they even make it for 04+ Just know they suck 4 97+
11-06-2010
I'm leaning towards 3800performance.
11-06-2010
3800 is good from what I here
11-06-2010
3800 performance has the DHP PCM's...which are the oldest and best tried and true mail order tune out there.
11-17-2010
Is there a way to do that with a 96 Grand Prix Special Edition??
11-17-2010
YouTube - 96 Grand Prix SE Turbo 8psi
Stop asking this question....Tuned with HP Tuners Suite. Highly recommended tuner software. I had to wire in a PCM from a 97 Lumina because the 96 GP wasn't supported.
11-18-2010
haha.
11-18-2010
google would have saved weeks of asking this question.
11-25-2010
so zzp pcm is no good? i live within 10 minutes of their shop so i was hoping to get one thru them.
http://www.zzperformance.com/grand_prix/products1.php?id=182&catid=107
11-25-2010
If you live close...go get a in house dyno tune. If you don't live close.
Get a DHP. Their mail order PCM's I'd stay away from...but that's me.
11-26-2010
Start with a box tune, add more mods....when you finish go get a really nice custom tune...there are always tuners within a decent driving distance.
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