Prom ID
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Prom ID
Anyone have a idea what prom code this is? I usually see them with a four letter code but this one is different is it a remanufactured? It came out of a 3rd gen with a reman Delphi 165 ECU
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Re: Prom ID
That sure looks like an old SLP/Street Legal Performance aftermarket PROM. I don't know much about those but I imagine it advances the timing a bit, changes air/fuel ratios and lowers fan temps for starters, results seem hit and miss.
If interested in a tune you would be better served with a custom tune by Tuned Performance or another reputable tuner.
SLP made some really cool factory speed parts for 3rd and 4th gen F bodys among others, was street legal and could be installed by the dealer to maintain the warranty. Their cold air boxes were excellent and still sought after for third gen Firebirds.
If interested in a tune you would be better served with a custom tune by Tuned Performance or another reputable tuner.
SLP made some really cool factory speed parts for 3rd and 4th gen F bodys among others, was street legal and could be installed by the dealer to maintain the warranty. Their cold air boxes were excellent and still sought after for third gen Firebirds.
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Are yawl sure? Have you guys ever seen other ones before they just put that red sticker on them? I guess there code is A796? I'm gonna have to get the equipment out now and try to read this will upload the bin on here if permitted. I know how to differentiate from 2.77-3.27 gears but need to figure out the differences between 87-88 and 89 bins to nail down what application this is for
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Re: Prom ID
The differences could just be more of a rolling production change..
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No idea what im doing the bin im reading isn't showing up normal on TP all 13 on timing table, tried opening it up on different xdf's 32 32b 6e, still the same. Im inserting the header on the very first slot below the single slot on the prom tried rotating the header as well and the notch on the chip is facing the handle
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yes using burn 2 just read a stock aujp and im doing it correctly as that opened up correctly slp might of used a different xdf i only tried 32 6e and 32B, what are you able to see in the prom ID scalar
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Getting some where spark tables look normal now don't know about the rest of the bin just re read it with these values can you determine what application its for now?
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