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Old 04-04-2012, 02:42 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by cleanspeed1 View Post
I think there is some software available to hack into the GM computer and manipulate the VVT without going to the Mast unit. I will check it out. Might be through EFILive, not sure. I'll get back and post if I find something.
Those are the 2 most common things.
I am not sure of the extent to witch the factory computer can be reprogrammed with EFILive. I have considered the possibility that the OEM computer works so well with EFILive it may be the reason no other aftermarket VVT controllers have poped up. If that is the case I have a lot to learn.
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