Gms1
No. GMS1 is not beneficial. Unless you want to have two tunes where one has GMS1 and the other is a custom one.
The only thing you could do is take the 3 bar MAP sensors and go find your tuner. Have him tune you for 3 bar MAP sensors. No real benefit to that either unless you pushing 30 psi. I think the 3 bar MAP sensors allow you to read above 25psi correctly.
The only thing you could do is take the 3 bar MAP sensors and go find your tuner. Have him tune you for 3 bar MAP sensors. No real benefit to that either unless you pushing 30 psi. I think the 3 bar MAP sensors allow you to read above 25psi correctly.
You can buy the 3bar sensors for $18 each and the adapter cables for $103. That's all you need to read over 22 psi.
Dont wanna jack the thread OP , but question. I have GMS1 and did so because of warranty. Now I don't care, can I get triffecta on top of GMS1 and it would be beneficial? or would it screw something up?
There's no putting anything "on top" of the GMS1 tune. If you buy Trifecta, it will be a complete write-over of your car's operating system with proprietary Trifecta software. The "stealth" tune will allow you to choose between two different "tunes." Vince can supply you with one that is basically an exact duplicate of the GMS1 tune for one of those tunes and then you can use the other for a higher boost tune.
There's no putting anything "on top" of the GMS1 tune. If you buy Trifecta, it will be a complete write-over of your car's operating system with proprietary Trifecta software. The "stealth" tune will allow you to choose between two different "tunes." Vince can supply you with one that is basically an exact duplicate of the GMS1 tune for one of those tunes and then you can use the other for a higher boost tune.
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