Got Air, can I still drop her 2" and new PCM?
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I contacted Air Ride Technologies and they told me that I can drop my front, but not the rear! I have an air assisted sus on my 97 SSE. The pump went out a while back and I was considering an Air Ride kit until I found out that I could only do the front! I would like to put a 2" drop on it...is this Possible? What kits are out there that would work? Also I am ordering a PCM from INTENSE and am hoping to get the gains I AM LOOKING FOR. Should I install a 180 stat with this PCM? Also does anyone know of any other upgrades assosiated with the PCM. This is not a stage 1 it'* just the regular PCM, because I have a stock CAM. Let me know if anyone knows of any other mods that would help with this PCM.
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Also I was wondering about the high speed fan switch! Is there a relay that you can buy or do you need a new fan or what? Wont the pcm to take care of the fan? I've got to do something about running 220 right now!
Originally Posted by 97bonnevillextreme
As long as the pcm will take care of it I wont have to worry about a switch then right?
And yes, get the 180* t-stat -if not for the PCM, do it at least for protection against a failed upper intake.
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Looks liike I just need to contact Intense and find out the all the facts on that pcm. I read a little about it on the site, but still have allot of questions before i order it! Anyone know if I can Drop it or not?
I have the air ride on mine too. I have been causually looking into the posibility of a 1-2" drop. To do this you would need to either a) remove the air ride setup completely ( and this means pump and all), or B) fabricate a new extenstion arm for the sensor on your rear control arm so you can adjust the air ride system to accomidate a drop in height. The sensor is on your rear right lower control arm if memory serves me correctly.


