Dyno Question and others
Overdrive Member
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From: Granbury, TX
RE: Dyno Question and others
HPTuners is what I use. The LEDs are white. The back of the gauges has a blue coating. I think I showed some pics of the blue in that thread. You just need white LEDs to make the gauges blue. Unless you have a Firebird in which the coating is red or orange.
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RE: Dyno Question and others
if your looking for a cold air intake, i would def recommend one from chrome intakes on ebay motors. theyre cheap. about 50 bucks or so. i was a little worried that it wouldnt work, but i love it. it works great and sounds so mean lol
The Jazz Man
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From: St. Helens, Oregon
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RE: Dyno Question and others
HPTuners is what I use. The LEDs are white. The back of the gauges has a blue coating. I think I showed some pics of the blue in that thread. You just need white LEDs to make the gauges blue. Unless you have a Firebird in which the coating is red or orange.
if your looking for a cold air intake, i would def recommend one from chrome intakes on ebay motors. theyre cheap. about 50 bucks or so. i was a little worried that it wouldnt work, but i love it. it works great and sounds so mean lol
The Jazz Man
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 2,237
From: St. Helens, Oregon
ROTM Winner's Club
RE: Dyno Question and others
No, I haven't got that far. If I wasn't working on wheels and tires, I'd get one of these, then do leds.
http://www.fullthrottlev6.com/forums...ad.php?t=49688
http://www.fullthrottlev6.com/forums...ad.php?t=49688
Overdrive Member
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 4,053
From: Granbury, TX
RE: Dyno Question and others
The stock gauges on mine are a real light green with stock incandescent bulbs. I mean real light. Kind of looks white. This is the light yellow from the bulbs combining with the blue coating. Your gauges might be the same, I'm not sure.
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Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 4,053
From: Granbury, TX
RE: Dyno Question and others
Where do you live? If it was close, I could hook you up with some adjustments. It is about $500 for the program and 8 credits. Most cars are 2 credits, or you can unlock all cars of that model, year, and engine for 4 credits. For example, I can tune as many 97 Camaro 3.8s as I want. It comes with tuning software, and a datalogger/code reader programmer. http://www.hptuners.com/products/vcmsuite_vehicles.php
The link shows what all cars you can tune with it, and the credits system. From there you can check out the rest of the site. The help section and instructions are very informative, and make it alot easier to understand. Unlike Sniper Tuning which I have for my Mountaineer.
The link shows what all cars you can tune with it, and the credits system. From there you can check out the rest of the site. The help section and instructions are very informative, and make it alot easier to understand. Unlike Sniper Tuning which I have for my Mountaineer.
