Why doesn't anyone use the Chevy "Connect & Cruise" packages?

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Vbb199

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The biggest issue with the connect and cruise kit is that the GM ECU used in it has no aftermarket support or tunability. So if you change anything in the future, it is completely locked out. Factory ECU's can be tuned easily with HP tuners or EFIlive
Nawwwwww
once upon a time that was the case,

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Side note, did you message me recently to make sure i wasnt dead? Someone from oregon did
 

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That's how I'm doing my next build. When I find a clean 89-91 K5, I'm dropping it off at Danny's (aka the Count) in Vegas, telling them to install an LS3 Connect and Cruise package, paint it and call me when it's done. I have done the "One piece at a time, didn't cost me a dime" approach. Too old to do it twice.
I gave up on that guy when he painted the bumpers on a 67 GTO.
 

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