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IT IS HERE! Translator Pro
The Translator Pro is now shipping this is a speed density conversion or also can be used like a normal Translator. It has much more tuning ability and can also be used as a boost controller. An Innovate (most other brands work too we prefer Innovate) wideband can be connected and the pro will run closed loop WOT A/F like an aftermarket computer.
Translator Pro $399.99 3 bar map $59.99 Air temp sensor extension $19.99 Boost harness $15.99 High Boost solnoid $69.99 Adaptor for High Boost Solenoid $19.99 Innovate LC-1 Call for special price Other Innovate products at reduced prices Mike Licht
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Mike,
How would that boost controller work with an ATR gate? Is the adjustment by #'s or duty cycle% etc.? Would just need the solenoid and adapter, right? |
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You're getting a call from me in about 3 weeks
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I'm curious becuase I have the trans plus and my car runs awesome with it now. TIA! Dannyo
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Tuner Pro Chips are also now available for the Buick / MAFT pro combo. This will allow you full adjustment of WOT timing, boost and fuel along with the other stuff that our chips can adjust. This really is a quantum leap in adjustability and ability for the stock computer
Mike
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Chips can be upgraded for $50
Mike
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It's still a funny feeling though when you raise the hood and there's no MAF sensor, it's just amazing. You don't know how good this is until you try it. No disappointments.
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Howdy,
Can this be used with other computers? I'm thinking of trying to run a computer system off of an L67 Supercharged V6 and I'd be willing to bet that I'd want to go to a different MAF. Also the stock computer is limited to a 2 bar MAP as far as I can find out, would this be of any help to me? Thanks,
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It will work fine. Not sure it will be much improvment over a stock Buick computer though
Mike
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try www.maftpro.com
Mike
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