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Jun 6, 2005 | 01:42 PM

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boott

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Originally Posted by Rogue

Without rockers or a cam you dont want to raise your shift points. GM sets your shift points correctly for your stock powreband. Anything above it and you lose power (your HP curve drops off above stock shift points). Rockers make more power above stock shift points as well as cams which is why raising them helps with those mods.

This is somewhat confusing. The std. PCM which is good for stock or smaller pulley cars IS racing shiftpoints. Here you're saying NOT to raise shiftpoints UNLESS you have a cam or rockers. Please clearify.
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Jun 6, 2005 | 01:53 PM

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Correct. The std pcm was designed for a rockered car. We now offer an ala carte system where you can pick the appropriate settings for your current mods.

Jun 6, 2005 | 02:08 PM

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Rogue, What is different between a '96 and '97 series II? I don't understand why Intense doesn't have any programming for mine. I know the 4t65 tranny is more programable, and mine is the 4t60 , but can I get any programming for my 1996? Things like having the fans turn on at 180 and maybe some others if anything is available or me.

Thanks, Sam .