HummerForums.com Special
#21
RE: HummerForums.com Special
IMO the behemouth GM is slow to react to almost everything. Your Soccer mom/dad pavement pounder on lease probably doesn't care much about a few more useable ponies? Mass production is aimed at the middle of the road, not the enthusiasts and offroader. So, they set it for the average grocery getter shmuk and that's it. If they spent $$$ on R&D, they could do customer directed tunes and charge for it, but some dealers might screw it up and cause headaches....yada yada. I think it's like electricity, take the easiest path and the heck with it??
I'll be sending in my order tomorro!!!!!! You rock PCMforless.
I'll be sending in my order tomorro!!!!!! You rock PCMforless.
#22
RE: HummerForums.com Special
ORIGINAL: Patrick
my mistake..i misunderstood what you said.
while GM doesnt offer a performance ECU for the hummer, some manufacturers have begun doing so. One example is the now discontinued dodge neon srt4. dodge offers various 'stages' of performance, and each of those stages includes a reflash of the ECU.
i honestly dont know why more automakers dont get on board with the 'factory offered' aftermarket.
my mistake..i misunderstood what you said.
while GM doesnt offer a performance ECU for the hummer, some manufacturers have begun doing so. One example is the now discontinued dodge neon srt4. dodge offers various 'stages' of performance, and each of those stages includes a reflash of the ECU.
i honestly dont know why more automakers dont get on board with the 'factory offered' aftermarket.
#23
RE: HummerForums.com Special
ORIGINAL: pool_shark
I'm not saying it's easy, I'm not saying it isn't, but if you guys can do it surely others can too. Every current technology in the world today can be learned and copied.
The automotive engineers also know how to do it, they create the initial programs. Why don't the dealerships offer to tune your PCM by sending it off to the factory?
I 'm not calling it a get rich quick scheme either, but you are obviously making a profit or your business wouldn't exist. Why doesn't the auto makers get into a market that would most likely bring more money since the service is in such demand?
I'm not saying it's easy, I'm not saying it isn't, but if you guys can do it surely others can too. Every current technology in the world today can be learned and copied.
The automotive engineers also know how to do it, they create the initial programs. Why don't the dealerships offer to tune your PCM by sending it off to the factory?
I 'm not calling it a get rich quick scheme either, but you are obviously making a profit or your business wouldn't exist. Why doesn't the auto makers get into a market that would most likely bring more money since the service is in such demand?
#24
RE: HummerForums.com Special
ORIGINAL: Doc Olds
IMO the behemouth GM is slow to react to almost everything. Your Soccer mom/dad pavement pounder on lease probably doesn't care much about a few more useable ponies? Mass production is aimed at the middle of the road, not the enthusiasts and offroader. So, they set it for the average grocery getter shmuk and that's it. If they spent $$$ on R&D, they could do customer directed tunes and charge for it, but some dealers might screw it up and cause headaches....yada yada. I think it's like electricity, take the easiest path and the heck with it??
IMO the behemouth GM is slow to react to almost everything. Your Soccer mom/dad pavement pounder on lease probably doesn't care much about a few more useable ponies? Mass production is aimed at the middle of the road, not the enthusiasts and offroader. So, they set it for the average grocery getter shmuk and that's it. If they spent $$$ on R&D, they could do customer directed tunes and charge for it, but some dealers might screw it up and cause headaches....yada yada. I think it's like electricity, take the easiest path and the heck with it??
#25
RE: HummerForums.com Special
Thanks Kelley and everyone else at PCMFORLESS. Iam very impressed at how quick the turn around time was. Sent in the PCM from SO. CAL. late monday afternoon recevied it back thursday afternoon very good. It took about 5 to 10 min. to reinstall.
Took it out for a quick spin and noticed a differance right away. Too early to give results on anything else but will let everyone know after driving around for a while.
Great price, excellent service, and great results so far.
Thanks Again....
Took it out for a quick spin and noticed a differance right away. Too early to give results on anything else but will let everyone know after driving around for a while.
Great price, excellent service, and great results so far.
Thanks Again....
#27
RE: HummerForums.com Special
Kelly,
I got my updated PCM installed Wednesday and the butt-dyno likes the results so far. Quicker off the line, better highway acceleration and downshifts. Easy to install and quick turn-around times. Guys, if you haven't done this yet, do it!
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I got my updated PCM installed Wednesday and the butt-dyno likes the results so far. Quicker off the line, better highway acceleration and downshifts. Easy to install and quick turn-around times. Guys, if you haven't done this yet, do it!
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#28
RE: HummerForums.com Special
Just got back from vacation and installed the tuned PCM today. I know people are saying it takes a tank or two to REALLY notice the difference, but I immediatly noticed the difference in when it shifts and the smoothness. Does anybody now if the tune includes changing the speedo from the stock tire to the 35's since mentioned in the form of the change.
#29
RE: HummerForums.com Special
ORIGINAL: Bennersj
Just got back from vacation and installed the tuned PCM today. I know people are saying it takes a tank or two to REALLY notice the difference, but I immediatly noticed the difference in when it shifts and the smoothness. Does anybody now if the tune includes changing the speedo from the stock tire to the 35's since mentioned in the form of the change.
Just got back from vacation and installed the tuned PCM today. I know people are saying it takes a tank or two to REALLY notice the difference, but I immediatly noticed the difference in when it shifts and the smoothness. Does anybody now if the tune includes changing the speedo from the stock tire to the 35's since mentioned in the form of the change.