Pfc+noobie=bliss
03-11-2003, 06:48 PM
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all i can say is wow.
The install was very easy. The car started right up with no problems. It self learned for like 20 min and then a smoothhh idol at 775rpm. not too shabby.
My 3k bucking problem is history. That was THE most annoying thing when i drive the car. There was just no way to cruse without the damn thinig buking around.
This has been the easiest install on my car yet (except my shift ****
) and i am 100% satisfied with the product.
The commander is also very bad ***, and i love all the monitoring functions it has.
I still need to do some WOT runs so it can learn the cal a little better, but i dont think that will be much of a problem
anyways just a noobie rambling on about how wonderful this poduct is
later y'all
bobby
The install was very easy. The car started right up with no problems. It self learned for like 20 min and then a smoothhh idol at 775rpm. not too shabby.
My 3k bucking problem is history. That was THE most annoying thing when i drive the car. There was just no way to cruse without the damn thinig buking around.
This has been the easiest install on my car yet (except my shift ****
The commander is also very bad ***, and i love all the monitoring functions it has.
I still need to do some WOT runs so it can learn the cal a little better, but i dont think that will be much of a problem
anyways just a noobie rambling on about how wonderful this poduct is
later y'all
bobby
03-11-2003, 07:33 PM
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i mounted mine in the center console. it's not permanent though. i thought about taking the commander apart (screen and buttons out) and integrating them into the driver's side sun visor
that's all in due time though...
that's all in due time though...
03-11-2003, 07:48 PM
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Thats pretty good. The only problem is you have to take your eyes off the road to see it. On the "other" forum there has been a lot of good ideas on where to mount it. Some of the members make mounts that attatch to the sterio or gglove box. I plan on buying/making one of these. Its not on my to-do list right now though.
03-12-2003, 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted by rfreeman27' date='Mar 11 2003, 08:48 PM
Thats pretty good. The only problem is you have to take your eyes off the road to see it. On the "other" forum there has been a lot of good ideas on where to mount it. Some of the members make mounts that attatch to the sterio or gglove box. I plan on buying/making one of these. Its not on my to-do list right now though.
Sled driver selles these. They are pretty nice, made from aluminum.
Check out his site pedal power
Tom
03-12-2003, 07:20 AM
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03-12-2003, 08:15 PM
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i have a few of those commander mounts that screw in next to the glovebox. i didn't like it at all. i have 3 if anyone wants one, although only 2 are painted black, and one has 3 holes in it, while the other two have two holes. search for the username 'pluto' in the GB section, he had some up for sale. i think i posted some pics there.
i wouldn't be able to ship til april sometime though, as i'm out of town
i wouldn't be able to ship til april sometime though, as i'm out of town