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*mrhino* · 10-25-2010, 09:17 AM

I used Brendan from LT1 swap. his web site was so full of information that I decide to do my own harness. it was relatively easy just took a little time and a quite place to think. Saved my self a bunch of money I could use for other things. (I think I spent about $6 dollars for a odb2 port, relays and a few terminals). Brendan also reprogrammed my PCM for $75 to all the things I was using and removed what I wasn't including, MAF. plus I sent him the PCM and he returned it the next day. I couldn't believe how fast he was. He also supplied me with some tech support. It is nice since of accomplishment knowing I did the harness and if I ever have problems I should be able to figure them out myself, but if not, I know Brendan will help me out. BTW it runs great!
check out his website. http://lt1swap.com/index.htm

10-25-2010, 09:17 AM	#6
mrhino Account Suspended Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: USA Posts: 1,223	Re: lt1swap.com I used Brendan from LT1 swap. his web site was so full of information that I decide to do my own harness. it was relatively easy just took a little time and a quite place to think. Saved my self a bunch of money I could use for other things. (I think I spent about $6 dollars for a odb2 port, relays and a few terminals). Brendan also reprogrammed my PCM for $75 to all the things I was using and removed what I wasn't including, MAF. plus I sent him the PCM and he returned it the next day. I couldn't believe how fast he was. He also supplied me with some tech support. It is nice since of accomplishment knowing I did the harness and if I ever have problems I should be able to figure them out myself, but if not, I know Brendan will help me out. BTW it runs great! check out his website. http://lt1swap.com/index.htm Last edited by mrhino; 10-25-2010 at 09:17 AM.



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