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[Brad Cooper]

Shannen Durphey wrote:

> Carl Summers wrote:
>
> > Shannen Durphey wrote:
> > >
> > > Carl Summers wrote:
> > >
> > > <snip>
> > >
> > > > It is always better to have the vehicle present to do the programming.
> > > > Unless you have done that EXACT combination before, it is always a
> > > > "guesstimate"  (with enough data communicated it can be done over the
> > > > "phone" but it will generally require a few revisions)
> > >
> > >   I bought a custom prom from TC for crossfire injection.  When I called to ask about
> > > a "revision" I was told it would cost another $50.  That's what sent me looking for
> > > ways to burn my own.  BTW my "Turbo City" chip was made by someone going by Z
> > > Industries.  I have the phone number buried (deeply) somewhere.
> > > Shannen
> >
> > Ron Zimmer of Z-Industries 714 779 6680.....I have some of his chips
> > here.. since you brought up crossfire,,,,,, does anyone out there no
> > what kind of processor/chip are in these???? Motorola, maybe?  and how
> > do you read this chip? my eprom burner won't do it. Is there something I
> > can buy somewhere to do so,,please advise,,,,,,,,Thanks, Carl
>
>   If you're running a Camaro, throw that P.O.S. ecm out and use a 1227747 from a pickup.
> You'll need to change connectors, too.
> Shannen

Why do I need to throw the ECM away and get the truck one. Where can I get the connectors.

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Brad "Coop" Cooper 1989 Camaro RS TBI 305
                         Turbo City prepped TBI, Edelbrock T.E.S., Flowmaster Exhaust,
Mallory HighFire IV Ignition, B&M Megashifter , March Underdrive Pulleys, complete Pioneer
sound system, K&N airfilter, replica 427 Corvette hood, Cragar DragStars w/BFGoodrich 265/50
x 15's mounted, Hotchkis trailing arms.