Innovative FICM??
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I used Power Hungry Performance to tune my FICM. I have been very happy with the results. The low end power is much better and the turbo spools so easily. I ran the tuned FICM with stock tuning, a Quad 160 module and now my SCT tuning files. I have been impressed with how well the PHP FICM tuning worked with all the running varations I was able to perform.
If you are running ID SCT tunes or plan on getting the ID SCT just get the FICM tuned by ID. If you already have SCT tuning done then you can use PHP.
If you are running ID SCT tunes or plan on getting the ID SCT just get the FICM tuned by ID. If you already have SCT tuning done then you can use PHP.
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You need the FICM programmed before it will work. I'm not sure if they load their own stuff onto the FICM, or modify the existing programming.
If you throw a box-stock FICM on a truck and try and start it, it won't start. Trust me. LOL.
YOu might want to contact them first and ask if they require any programming before they modify it. The only problem is if their modifications are software based...the latest and greatest FICM calibration that Ma Ford is cranking out will overwrite their programming...
I believe that this new FICM cal that rattles the injectors slowly at first, then ramps them up to full rattling speed slowly is going to help the FICM last longer.
If you throw a box-stock FICM on a truck and try and start it, it won't start. Trust me. LOL.
YOu might want to contact them first and ask if they require any programming before they modify it. The only problem is if their modifications are software based...the latest and greatest FICM calibration that Ma Ford is cranking out will overwrite their programming...
I believe that this new FICM cal that rattles the injectors slowly at first, then ramps them up to full rattling speed slowly is going to help the FICM last longer.
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You need the FICM programmed before it will work. I'm not sure if they load their own stuff onto the FICM, or modify the existing programming.
If you throw a box-stock FICM on a truck and try and start it, it won't start. Trust me. LOL.
YOu might want to contact them first and ask if they require any programming before they modify it. The only problem is if their modifications are software based...the latest and greatest FICM calibration that Ma Ford is cranking out will overwrite their programming...
I believe that this new FICM cal that rattles the injectors slowly at first, then ramps them up to full rattling speed slowly is going to help the FICM last longer.
If you throw a box-stock FICM on a truck and try and start it, it won't start. Trust me. LOL.
YOu might want to contact them first and ask if they require any programming before they modify it. The only problem is if their modifications are software based...the latest and greatest FICM calibration that Ma Ford is cranking out will overwrite their programming...
I believe that this new FICM cal that rattles the injectors slowly at first, then ramps them up to full rattling speed slowly is going to help the FICM last longer.
yeah the new program on the FICM seems to be doing the trick.....
only took5 years and a discontinued engine to do so........