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Sorry if this is a repost, I searched the archives and did not find anything. I have a 97 3.8 Camaro. I have been searching for weeks on a way to remove the rev limiter. I just added a ZEX nos kit, and I have a pretty good idea what will happen if the rev limiter hits while the nos is spraying. Hypertech only makes a 3.8 programmer for 2000-02 that I have found, any suggestions, thanks in advance.
get your pcm re programed thats the only way to re move the rev limiter
p.s. also remmber what will happen if you dont shift at red line will you are spraying :boom:
1998 green camaro, bear rotors.<br />It\'s not how much money you have, It\'s how many toys you have.
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