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ok since i did cam and heads been having nothing but problems and im sick of it. my next option is gonna go carb and solve it without this computer junk.. my question is can i use my tranny i been told it wont work. i know they use to make some tranny elcetronic thing to make it work but i cant find it.
ok since i did cam and heads been having nothing but problems and im sick of it. my next option is gonna go carb and solve it without this computer junk.. my question is can i use my tranny i been told it wont work. i know they use to make some tranny elcetronic thing to make it work but i cant find it.
Stay with the JTEC PCM, I'm going carbed on my Dakota, but it's a strip only trailer queen, I'd never make the swap on a street truck...Waaaay too many things you have to change out. But your tranny would work with a manual valve body.
What cam? Specs Please.
Did you degree it in or install it dot to dot?
Set fuel Sync with a scanner/DRB?
What rockers? adj or non adj and did you check valve train geometry?
To tell u the truth I see no reason to go to a carb on the street a properly fuel injected motor will allways be more efficient and safer I believe on most new cars when u do a lot of mods u need to tune your ecu or atleast get a flash. Your stock computer can only compensate so much