tsmock

Superchips has come out with a programmer for GM cars. It has support for the 00+ cavaliers and will soon have support for the LSJ. Here is a link to what the j-body guys are saying about it. http://www.j-body.org/forums/read.ph...211691&start=0

Ljavy17

GREAT NEWS MAN! THANK YOU. hOWEVER I DONT THINK ITLL WORK WITH SMALLER PULLEYS. ONLY FOR STOCK CARS.

max_boost

Why wouldn't it work with a pulley? That doesn't make any sence. Why would someone want to tune a stock car??

Ljavy17

I read it somewhere in the redline forums that it wouldnt work with the stage kits.
Im donnu tho, it might be rumors.

zinner

More like why would you need the GM stage kits if you have the software to make up the calibrations yourself

I ordered an interface already for my I4 alero and will be eagerly awaiting LSJ support.

Ljavy17

I feel like im talking nonsense. lol. Please disregard what I said.

SilverSS/SC

It most likely wont work with the GM stg kit PCM's , because the tune installed by the dealer is probably encoded . If not anyone could copy the GM software and sell their own GM staged kits .

So keep that in mind anyone thinking of the getting the GM staged kits but still want the ability to tweek the pcm calibration down the road for additional mods . The PCM will possibly be locked .

Good to hear superchips is working on a tuner too . Thats 3 different vendors now with software in the works , those choices ARE nice

I wish car-puting would develope software for the LSJ , LT1-edit is what I used to tune my LT1 engines and I'll be using LS1-edit to tune my new engine . I emailed them awhile back inquiring , but they had plenty to do with the LS2 applications and LS7 , and have never done anything but GM v8 pcms's . AWESOME software though ....Andy kicks a$$.

selfinfliction

well, if that's the case, there's a company about to make one hell of alot of money from the complete ecu kit that'll be out soon enough