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Dyno run with westers PCM,here it is guys


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I went to have my truck dynoed today to see what the westers PCM did for it.It gained 25 rwhp and 36rwtq.I was amazed,I could not beleive it at first.I thought I would post this to let everyone know how great this product really is.If you have a 350vortec it is very well worth 400.00.I will try to post the dyno sheet so everyone can see how much it gained over the whole powerband.

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I am not sure,but it will improve big time also.My dad has an 02 ext.cab Z71 LT with the 5.3 and we are about to order a Westers PCM for his,and then we will put it on the dyno and I will post it also. :thumbs:

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Guys,I put a tank of supreme in it to night,and it is freakin crazy.This is the first tank of Supreme I have put in it since the Westers PCM and it is impossible to explain the performance my 350 is putin out.I love this Westers PCM,If I had to pay 800.00 for it a I would without a question.I hope this tells yall how bad as* it is. :lol:

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Superchips and Hypertech are at WOT, Westers is throughout the power band. 350vortec how did it look throughout the powerband. I'm really interested in how it did due to the handhelds are only felt at WOT. I glad someone finally did the dyno instead of the seat of pants test.

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It made an icredible difference in the powerband.Here is what I will do,tonight when I get home from work I will post the numbers at 100rpm increments so yall can see the diff.I would love to post the sheet on this sight but I have no clue how to do it,so I will do it that way to night.

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It made an icredible difference in the powerband.Here is what I will do,tonight when I get home from work I will post the numbers at 100rpm increments so yall can see the diff.I would love to post the sheet on this sight but I have no clue how to do it,so I will do it that way to night.

Email it to me, and I will post it if you want. :rolleyes:

 

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