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ECU Break-IN period ?
Not sure if this is the case for our ZL1, but wanted to share this article. I posted it in another thread, but thought i would give it its own thread.
http://gmauthority.com/blog/2014/12/...evy-follow-up/
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Flyin NOE
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Pretty old article but I don't think it applies to the 17's. Haven't seen anything in other threads about this either. My guess would be that if limiting is occurring folks have either not experienced it (or don't know that they are) during the 1500 mile break-in.
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That is being reported in some of the treads on here, people are posting there is a lot of TQ management going on beyond what they thought it would be.
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Sold 2012 2LT RS 12.3@112 old setup
Sold 1967 Camaro Pro Street. Ran 10's mild BB on NOS. 2017 HyperBlue ZL1 A10 ** Born 3/17/17**Delivered 4/08/17 2020 Build: Mag2650, BTR Stage2, NW103, BG, 14% lower, 90mm upper, ARH 2" Long system w/no cats, SW Legend mufflers. **807hp/762tq on 93 gas** and **848hp/792tq on e47** Sold 2018 (Go Mango) Dodge Charger Daytona 392 Daily Driver Daily Driver 2021 BMW M340i Xdrive |
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Flyin NOE
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It makes sense that GM would do this, would prevent a lot of folks from coming back with damaged cars claiming they're defective when really all they did was go too hard too early. |
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