Yes, I'm down in San Diego, already bought the PP stage 3, having it installed next week, they do have carb numbers, you can take out the Lund tune and when you tune the car back to stock, it will pass smog. The link below states "50 state legal"
make sure to tell lund to have ur tune not turn off rear O2 and other emissions components. Else, when you flash the stock tune itll take awhile before the components give the 'ready' code or whatever. But yes either way after awhile the stock tune will pass emissions
I'm not getting a Lund tune, I'm getting a tune by a local shop.
Got my PP2 installed at the dealership and the mechanic doing it never installed one before. Everything installed great and the car is a different animal now. On my second drive i noticed the CEL came on or it was on leaving the dealership but i didn't notice it. I hooked up my hand held code reader and it said code P0315 "Crankshaft Position System Variation not learned". After doing some research i had to connect the laptop again with the ProCal installed and i revved the engine past 4000 and the CEL went out. :cheers:
How so? I finally broke down and ordered the PP2 for my car. I'm planning to have some dyno runs made while it's 100% stock and then again after PP2 is installed.
now i have had pp2 for like 3k or more miles now i guess.
havent put a lot of miles on mine yet maybe 10-15 but it has more power and pulls hard.
There's a vid in this link, they dyno the PP 3.
Yes, register and install the procal software on your laptop. Then connect the procal to the car and your laptop. Press the start button, but don't start the car. Let the software connect to the car and read the VIN. Then if you have an internet connection you can download the tune. Once you install the hardware then you can flash the tune.
