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Old 11-20-2007, 08:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Should I re-program computer after install of mods?

I am hoping to install my new AEM intake and Poweraid throttle body spacer tonight and I am wondering after the "hopefully" successful installation if I have to re-flash my computer with my Superchips power programmer? Since the battery would be disconnected during the surgery. Any one with advice? I'm tryin' to contact superchips.

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I don't think a reflash is required for such small mods. In a few hundred miles or so the ECM will automatically adjust to those mods anyway. If you add a ported intake, headers, heads, cam, etc. then a reflash will help. But a full custom dyno tune will be the best bet.
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I don't think a reflash is required for such small mods. In a few hundred miles or so the ECM will automatically adjust to those mods anyway. If you add a ported intake, headers, heads, cam, etc. then a reflash will help. But a full custom dyno tune will be the best bet.
Okay thanks, I've had the ride almost for almost one year and have only 850miles. I guess I better get the goat out a little more.
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