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Old Tue, August 7th, 2012, 07:56 AM
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Actually in this case, if you aren't looking for higher-than-stock power output, you can order standard calibrations. The thing to remember is that unless you swap your PCM for a manual one (and get the corresponding manual calibrations), your check engine light will be on. For some it's not an issue though (removing the bulb works ).

150-160/0% injectors (commonly referred to as "stage 1" injectors) are the same as your stock AA injector but with a higher fuel capacity. With standard calibrations, the truck will run like a truck with stock injectors. You won't notice a difference until you have tuning to keep the injector solenoid energized longer.
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