I just installed the SCT Live Wire in my van. WOW!
The power boost is incredible. My intent is to go with the "economy" tune full time but figured I'd give the "street" tune a try. It runs like a bat out of hell compared to stock.
The computer clocked my 9,000 pound van at 16.899 @ 91 MPH in the quarter mile. I'm sure my slow reflexes account for 1/2 a second of it.
The power comes on smooth, strong and fast with absolutely no smoke.
So far, the only down sides are the size of the Live Wire and the location of the connectors. It's bigger than I thought it would be. I was hoping to mount it on the left corner of the windshield with the windshield mount but that's not going to work. The connector cable goes into the bottom of the unit, forcing the mounting location way too high.
Now, I'm looking to find a way to mount it just above and to the left of the auxiliary power socket.
Also, the OBD II connector is a straight plug, meaning the wire is now facing the seat and juts out several inches. I might have to shift the van OBD II plug sideways to avoid constantly hitting the wire.
When I put the "economy" tune in, I'll let you know how much it helps my mileage.
--Joey
The power boost is incredible. My intent is to go with the "economy" tune full time but figured I'd give the "street" tune a try. It runs like a bat out of hell compared to stock.
The computer clocked my 9,000 pound van at 16.899 @ 91 MPH in the quarter mile. I'm sure my slow reflexes account for 1/2 a second of it.
The power comes on smooth, strong and fast with absolutely no smoke.
So far, the only down sides are the size of the Live Wire and the location of the connectors. It's bigger than I thought it would be. I was hoping to mount it on the left corner of the windshield with the windshield mount but that's not going to work. The connector cable goes into the bottom of the unit, forcing the mounting location way too high.
Now, I'm looking to find a way to mount it just above and to the left of the auxiliary power socket.
Also, the OBD II connector is a straight plug, meaning the wire is now facing the seat and juts out several inches. I might have to shift the van OBD II plug sideways to avoid constantly hitting the wire.
When I put the "economy" tune in, I'll let you know how much it helps my mileage.
--Joey