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JSPERFORMANCE · 12-08-2007, 08:00 AM

the obd 1 cars with speed density are a little more forgiving as far as different cam profiles and such before they actually need a new program.. Unless you have some sort of wild cam or radical compression ratio the stock programming should be able to control it.. It my not run at its peak but it should be able to maintain an idle and normal acccelleration without missfiring.. What is the compression ratio and specs of the cam that is in the car now?

12-08-2007, 08:00 AM	#14
JSPERFORMANCE NJFBOA Supporting Sponsor Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: HULMEVILLE, PA Posts: 2,023 iTrader: (4) Social Networks:	the obd 1 cars with speed density are a little more forgiving as far as different cam profiles and such before they actually need a new program.. Unless you have some sort of wild cam or radical compression ratio the stock programming should be able to control it.. It my not run at its peak but it should be able to maintain an idle and normal acccelleration without missfiring.. What is the compression ratio and specs of the cam that is in the car now? __________________ JSSPEEDANDCUSTOM.COM