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i have a canned map and i'm playing around trying to get a little better gas mileage, so i dropped all the positive #s by 2, leaving the negatives the same...i haven't downloaded it yet...
Try dropping a block of numbers by 3 to 5 in the 2% and 5% throttle range of 2200 to 3000. That's where you'll normally cruise and the small percentage should not cause any problems. Just watch for heat, pinging and any drivability issues. That's what is nice about the PCIII, you can play around and always change it back. -- Tom
You might get a more precise answer if you contact the PCIII tech support. I have been corresponding with them by e-mail with some other items about the PCIII and they have been very thourough with their responses.
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