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944Hybrids: 924/944/968 and 928 V8 Conversions :: Board Related News :: Customer Service Area- The Good and Bad Service
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Re: SSP Wiring
fliermike45 wrote:Anybody had any dealings with SSP Wiring?
Nice guys, BUT........Watch what you buy from them. I would back up what you buy with an email, because they will blame you if they make a mistake.
They have called me a liar over the phone, then I forwarded them the I sent email. An apology followed shortly.
They will try to sell you on everything, they sold me on a "tune" then later said it was just a baseline after they received my money. That you cannot get a car tuned remotely. Kinda funny that they did not mention that when they were selling me the tune.
I have done remote tunes with my other car and I have gotten my car close if not perfect.
***I bought my harness from them and it was nice.
aixgelo78- Posts : 182
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SSP Wiring
I have to agree with you, I feel the same way.
I had a problem with the loom they modified, my fans ran continually, after numerous email exchanges where they wanted me to check the fan wiring that they had done I found nothing wrong. They insisted that that is where the fault was.
I researchd the PCM Fan functions and came to the conclusion the the PCM was getting a AC " high pressure" signal. The three pressure sensor wires were present at the PCM connector but no apparant termination. I assumed that they were hidden in the loom and maybe connected . After cutting the signal wire close to the PCM connector the problem went away.
SSP never apologised, in fact they blamed my installation work for the problem.
I was accused of being "condescending"........for knowing what I was doing?? I am a licensed Aircraft Mechanic, A+ computer etc etc guess I don't go to them again.
I had a problem with the loom they modified, my fans ran continually, after numerous email exchanges where they wanted me to check the fan wiring that they had done I found nothing wrong. They insisted that that is where the fault was.
I researchd the PCM Fan functions and came to the conclusion the the PCM was getting a AC " high pressure" signal. The three pressure sensor wires were present at the PCM connector but no apparant termination. I assumed that they were hidden in the loom and maybe connected . After cutting the signal wire close to the PCM connector the problem went away.
SSP never apologised, in fact they blamed my installation work for the problem.
I was accused of being "condescending"........for knowing what I was doing?? I am a licensed Aircraft Mechanic, A+ computer etc etc guess I don't go to them again.
fliermike45- Posts : 778
Join date : 2009-09-19
Re: SSP Wiring
lol. They said I had an attitude after they sent me the wrong part.
They talked me into going speed density, then when I spoke to them again, they said speed density is not that great for everyday driving. I was like WTF.
It pisses me off that I spent money on a "tune" with them, and for them to say that its just for a baseline. My car idled like sh*t with their tune and I was blowing smoke signals from my house due to how rich the car was running. The new"baseline" I have is a lot smoother... My spare ECU ran better than what they had and it had a stock file minus the immobilizer stuff disabled.
I guess you live and learn the hard way.
They talked me into going speed density, then when I spoke to them again, they said speed density is not that great for everyday driving. I was like WTF.
It pisses me off that I spent money on a "tune" with them, and for them to say that its just for a baseline. My car idled like sh*t with their tune and I was blowing smoke signals from my house due to how rich the car was running. The new"baseline" I have is a lot smoother... My spare ECU ran better than what they had and it had a stock file minus the immobilizer stuff disabled.
I guess you live and learn the hard way.
aixgelo78- Posts : 182
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Running rich
Aixgelo,
My tune stinks, when I first ran the car the back was coated in soot.
I sent the PCM back along with a flow sheet for my cleaned injectors. They did re flash it but I was blamed because I got the injectors cleaned after they did the first tune.
It still idles high and stumbles when you come off a trailing throttle or at idle say at a red light.
I'm going to buy another PCM, who did your second tune? I need a real standard C5 tune.
My tune stinks, when I first ran the car the back was coated in soot.
I sent the PCM back along with a flow sheet for my cleaned injectors. They did re flash it but I was blamed because I got the injectors cleaned after they did the first tune.
It still idles high and stumbles when you come off a trailing throttle or at idle say at a red light.
I'm going to buy another PCM, who did your second tune? I need a real standard C5 tune.
fliermike45- Posts : 778
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Re: SSP Wiring
I have a PCM in the for sale section that already has a tune on it. The details are in the thread if it suits your needs let me know, the price is negotiable. As for SSP they have a bad reputation on LS1tech.com.
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Arthropraxis- Posts : 1103
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Re: SSP Wiring
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The best! Did my LS3 computer, sent it back fast and it ran perfect right out of the box. Super nice guy too.
The best! Did my LS3 computer, sent it back fast and it ran perfect right out of the box. Super nice guy too.
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Re: SSP Wiring
Frost tuned my computer that is for sale. I couldn't use it because it didn't fit my wire harness.
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Re: SSP Wiring
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The best! Did my LS3 computer, sent it back fast and it ran perfect right out of the box. Super nice guy too.
Doing research on LS1tech, Frost was the guy to go to. Texas Speed also has great reviews.
From what I read, any bolt on mods, a mail order tune is fine. Any cams and other work, you cannot beat somebody there tuning on the fly.
Mike,
These guys are 45 min from me. I sent my ECU to them for a baseline, then will finish with a full dyno tune after I work out all the bugs out of the car.
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