Benefits of Stacking?
03-12-2005, 10:31 PM
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Benefits of Stacking?
What are the benefits of stacking? I'm currently just running a PM3 and wondering if there is anything more to gain by stacking. Thanks in advance guys!
03-12-2005, 11:21 PM
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In your case, the benefits are big..... The PM3 is a dog down low, an absolute pig... stack it with an EZ and you will be much much happier.. Thats what I did. I hated my PM3 and was ready to sell it to some other slob, but then I saw on here about stacking with an EZ... SO i pikced one up used on Ebay.. Now its still not anything like a MAD ECM or anything, but it is MUCH MUCH better down low. Up top is about the same with or without the EZ.
Do it, you'll like it.
Kevin
Do it, you'll like it.
Kevin
03-13-2005, 08:31 AM
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I would bypass the EZ and go for the MAD ECM. Does everything the EZ will do and more; and from all reports, does if better...with more responsiveness!
But either way...definately stack.
RJ
But either way...definately stack.
RJ
03-13-2005, 10:20 AM
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I stack the VanAaken c5 and the superchips on perf tow mode and if you think an EZ wakes up the bottom you need to go for a ride in my truck, there is no question that it gives it a big kick in the shorts, and I gained mpg too. In my application I don't like to rev higher then I need to and my truck pulls WAY harder at 1500 then 2700, it feels like it has about 300 hp and 3000 ft/lbs
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