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everybody knows that when gears are changed to 3.73's or above the governer needs to be changed. There is a big discussion about this already but no real solution has came about. What I'm asking is does the computer need to be programed or is there a simulater? If so where can I get either of them? :eek:
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I heard somewhere that the JET SCU will work on '94 up auto trans. They can reprogram shift points and takes of the gov. I've never seen any one with one though, so i don't know if it works.
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