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Rduatctt Enthusiast

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Has anybody come out with a power programmer for a new body style Sierra Denali with the 6.2 ltr. 10 speed transmission? 

Jim

Unclebud87 Enthusiast

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Gonna have to hurry up and wait. It's going to be awhile before a tuner is out for these. The pcm is locked up pretty good. I was talking with a buddy of mine about it the other day. They can unlock the pcm but there's no tuning support at the moment.

lt1z Enthusiast

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Does anyone know how Hennessey is supercharging 2019 silverados without the ability to program the ECM and tranny?

They aren’t .....yet

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I asked black bear performance and they said they are still waiting to see if they can but they don't think so, unfortunately.  Hopefully that's not the case. 

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gennylight13 Enthusiast

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what about if it's just for the custom trucks ? they seem to be the same engine and trans that was in the 2018 models. 

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The 5.3 w/6 spd auto can be tuned. 5star tuning is who I recommend.
how do I contact them ?

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Stephen L. Pannell Enthusiast

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On 2/12/2019 at 4:26 PM, 2019_Silverado_HC said:

Does anyone know how Hennessey is supercharging 2019 silverados without the ability to program the ECM and tranny?

they are replacing the PCM entirely I suspect. Just like HP tuners does. They may even be using HP tuners PCM

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