trifecta with gm stage sensors???
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Yes, you can.
No, not really.
It had it's place a while back, to allow for people to surpass 22psi, but that's capable of being done by Vince through software now. If you happen to be one of the people having problems with the stock MAPs popping over and over, it might be worth a shot though. Just remember you can't use the GMS1 sensors without some sort of tune for them though.
No, not really.
It had it's place a while back, to allow for people to surpass 22psi, but that's capable of being done by Vince through software now. If you happen to be one of the people having problems with the stock MAPs popping over and over, it might be worth a shot though. Just remember you can't use the GMS1 sensors without some sort of tune for them though.
Yes, you can.
No, not really.
It had it's place a while back, to allow for people to surpass 22psi, but that's capable of being done by Vince through software now. If you happen to be one of the people having problems with the stock MAPs popping over and over, it might be worth a shot though. Just remember you can't use the GMS1 sensors without some sort of tune for them though.
No, not really.
It had it's place a while back, to allow for people to surpass 22psi, but that's capable of being done by Vince through software now. If you happen to be one of the people having problems with the stock MAPs popping over and over, it might be worth a shot though. Just remember you can't use the GMS1 sensors without some sort of tune for them though.
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