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Anti lag/ studderbox

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1995 gst

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Mar 22, 2011
boulder, Colorado
So i just had my car dyno tuned and is now at perfect boost at wot but i dont have dsmlink. i was told if i dont mess with anyone ill keep my 352 whp at 7k rpm. As i have a big turbo i have alot of lag. is there a way to get antilag or studderbox without buying dsmlink as i dont need the tuning system.
 
Jeff isnt makin the chips anymore. You can get this BURN2 Chip Programmer [BURN2] - $85.00 : Moates.Net a blank chip, Pull ## chip out then put in the Burn2 pull ## tune of it, Then get the XDF from here TunerPro and TunerPro RT - Professional Automobile Tuning Software go to this site First Generation DSM EPROM Editing go to simple stutter box and scroll down to advance stutter box with NLTS. Edit ## bit with this. Burn ## new EPROM and go. thats the cheaper route. Or you can get this Ostrich 2.0 : The New Breed [OSTRICH_2] - $175.00 : Moates.Net do the same thing but be able to real time tune ## car. And or have multiple tunes. If you want more info go the the dsmecu website sign up and look to see what there is. Anti-lag will kill ## turbo btw. And ati-lag is for launching. Stutter is the same almost. Anti-lag allows the combustion process to happen in the manifold not the cylinder. Thats what causes turbo failure from it. The best part is you can pretty much also max spool with it. Stutter you will get decent amount of boost build up. Not anywhere close to anti-lag though
 
is there a way to get antilag or studderbox without buying dsmlink as i dont need the tuning system.

If your still needing a hand let me know I can take care of this for ya :)

Also fyi while the last post if true to an extent

BUT
A Lot of things that you arent going to just "Do" an it require a bit more then the parts to accomplish. an a bit more Understanding then just "grabing" a Xdf... .

I have no Idea if your ecu is socketed already or even an Eprom ecu but that would be your first step.... rather than "pull ## chip out"

Feel free to Pm me if you have any questions or need any help I said above
 
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