PCM Flash and 21psi

[vandy0419]

Hey guys, last Saturday I got my 60lb injectors and 2.5" pulley in and of course I wasn't running good since my PCM is only tuned for the 42.5lbs...so last night I went up to INTENSE (insanely nice facility by the way) and had my PCM flashed to the Stage 5...well on the way home it poured so bad I was close to just pulling off the road and waiting it off and I love driving in the rain...scary when you can't see anything though. Car runs great though.

On my way home from work today I was playing around while trying to keep from getting caught so in 2nd I slowly pressed on teh gas to try getting no KR and around 5700 rpm I hit 21psi...let go after that...excited to see its running good...now I just need to get it out to the track and get the clutch on. By the way, INTENSE is doing 50% off of labor throughout the month of June.

[sheek360]

congratz! u have an intake or stock airbox?

[vandy0419]

Originally Posted by sheek360

congratz! u have an intake or stock airbox?

I have the Weapon R intake, had a universal part that our MAF Sensor hooks up to so I could leave the top of the box off and let it all just sit in the stock airbox.

[sheek360]

is ure SC ported as per stage 5 specs?

[vandy0419]

No...I had the old stage 3 kit, upgraded to the 2.5" and 60lb injectors and did a lot of tuning for them when they were testing HP Tuners...for the Stage 5 flash I had to pay though. I have everything in the Stage 5 kit except for the ported s/c. Getting my clutch installed by them is next and getting a cat back built. I think I might leave it as it is for now and save and do pistons, valve springs, cams, etc. I might get the Weapon R header but thats it for now.

[SilverRedLine04]

sc porting is part of stage 5?

im starting to feel better and better about this intense stuff, however the origional kit i thought was garbage

go intense!

[Bad GTP]

im starting to feel better and better about this intense stuff, however the origional kit i thought was garbage

Sorry you felt that way. Please understand that there was no PCM tuning available at that time, but there were still customers who wanted to make more power. What else could we have done?