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Old 12-11-2005, 07:07 AM
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Talking Re: Weight Difference of Dodge Challenger?

Originally Posted by Neothin
Why would you have to change the computer around to account for a different rear-end gear than stock?
I don't know if that would really be an issue, only speculating. I only mentioned that because the comp's in today's cars read input from more and more areas. Even the tranny is read by the onboard comp and with rearend changes (does comp know readend for 'proper' rpm rate of acceleration?) it may/may not affect programmed powerbands/maps. Probably just a flash would do though, if and only if, the change affected optimum 'comp' map performance.
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