Performance computer
#1
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I know that Mopar made a performance computer for the 3.9's. Do any of you know anywhere that could flash that to a computer for me? Or do any of you guys happen to have a spare one floating around that your not using?...hahaha, i know im funny but im looking to get a little bit more power out of my dakota without having to do too much.
I've been looking at the roller rockers suggested in FAQ2 and i am also wondering what cam profile would be good to increase the low end torque/power as i tow a fairly light race car with it once a week during the summers.
Thanks!!
I've been looking at the roller rockers suggested in FAQ2 and i am also wondering what cam profile would be good to increase the low end torque/power as i tow a fairly light race car with it once a week during the summers.
Thanks!!
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You can add a few things to increase power, but your not going to gain much with stock V6. A V8 swap will increase HP exponentially.
As for Per. Comp. you can try to find the V6 one. The part number is in the FAQ2 Google it and see what comes up.
As for flashing your best bet is B&G I think it is. The link is in the FAQ2.
The 1.7 Roller rockers is one way to get cam performance with out swapping out the cam. But if you do swap the cam you got to go back to 1.6 which is stock, so might as well keep stock rockers.
As for Per. Comp. you can try to find the V6 one. The part number is in the FAQ2 Google it and see what comes up.
As for flashing your best bet is B&G I think it is. The link is in the FAQ2.
The 1.7 Roller rockers is one way to get cam performance with out swapping out the cam. But if you do swap the cam you got to go back to 1.6 which is stock, so might as well keep stock rockers.
#3
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For more power if a good high cam is available. But with a high cam the streetability goes down. And swapping a cam is a lot of work compared to rockers.