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    ephatch member Kongsi02's Avatar
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    reflash help

    was wondering if its ok to run a 6spd trany and skunk2 stge 1 cams with a reflash ecu?

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    I've heard conflicting opinions about the reflash & cams together, but I wouldn't think it would present big problems.

    The 6-speed & reflash will go together just fine.

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    I heard stage 1 is ok and the 6 speed should be great to take advantage of the smoother power band.

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    sounds good, before buying the cams, does the skunk2 stage 1 cam make any difference on the power with the reflash? does anyone have like a dyno sheet on it?

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    i imagine there would be some gains experienced, but since the reflash is not "tuned" for cams there won't be as big of a difference as k-pro. I would just do what I am about to do. Buy K-Pro and then when you have the extra cash get some cams and an a1 head.

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    wouldnt you have to upgrade your valvetrain if you go kpro? would that be a little more extra cash?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kongsi02 View Post
    wouldnt you have to upgrade your valvetrain if you go kpro? would that be a little more extra cash?
    not if you have k-pro.

    if you are going to keep the stock redline, then you do not HAVE to upgrade the valvetrain. HOWEVER, if you are wanting to raise the redline and you do cams - it will always be safer to upgrade the valvetrain. you are already in the head with the cams, might as well do it right the first time.
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    yeah, i think that if you're going to be revving to 7,700 with reflash or kpro you may want to upgrade. Just a safety measure, but not a must

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