HAMRHEAD

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What's the best tuning software out there right now? I've heard good things about LS1 edit and HP Tuners but not much else.

HumpinSS

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Search......................

And yu wiil see what has been posted countless times about HPTuners. Some of it may be on the first two pages

HAMRHEAD

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I don't want to just know about HP tuners. I want opinions of people who have used the different tuners out there.

FCar2000TA

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I think the top 3 are HP Tuners, LS1 Edit, and EFIlive. There are a couple of hand held programmers that are decent also. Predator and Diablo I think.

87GMC

EFILive won't release there tuner for a few months, its in the testing phase right now. I debating on waiting on efi or ls1 edit.

HumpinSS

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I cant even believe people still consider getting edit. Have you wieghted the pros and the cons of each software?

FCar2000TA

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I debated all 3 for a while. I finally decided on HP Tuners because you get scan software and edit software for $500. Plus it's locked to a model year, not a VIN.

Bill's 02 Z-28 SS

Sorry Guy - you have the wrong IP address - that is not my IP Address.

DEE99TA

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There is another one on the way. Call it vaporware if you wish, but it should be here by the fall. It is also $100 cheaper than HPtuners. It also is superior to LS1EDIT. It is from the DHP folks that brought custom PCMs to the v-6 market.

If you have to have something now, get the HPtuners over EDIT. If you can wait, it might be worth it since there is more than 1 other alternative on the way at a cost advantage and supposedly equivalent to HPtuners in features and performance.

I used to be a GTP guy, so I read that forum on occassion.

DEE

FCar2000TA

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Eh... I didn't really wanna wait any longer. I'll eat the $100 difference.

slow

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Interesting.

The next few months should be really interesting as far as what comes available

for current production product, hptuners is who got my money. I'm looking forward to see the benefits of the new products

Ryan

Bink

The useful info, regarding the PCM calibration, that gameover (HP Tuners) has provided to this section has been VERY helpful. HP Tuners has not been shy in support.
AND they are a Vendor-------------->>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

joel

HAMRHEAD

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If I already have a tune from HP tuners and then bought my own software would it read the current settings or erase them and leave me to guess how it was tuned. I assume I would need to reset it to tune it but will I be able to see were all of the settings are at so I can put them back with my software?

monodax

If you buy HP Tuners you can read your existing configuration from your PCM and start with that as a baseline. Or you could find a stock tune for your car and compare the two to see what was changed in your tune that is in your PCM now. But HP Tuner's won't erase the tune if you just do a "Read" first and save the .bin file. It only overwrites your tune when you do a Flash with a new .bin file.

foff667

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i bought tuners...i think ls1edit and hptuners have their pros and cons but in the end i thought hptuners seems to have a little better support and is much quicker to upload & download files with but ive heard edit has more parameters or things to change in it though i think hp tuners has enough to keep you busy for a while as it

HumpinSS

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I am not so sure about edit having stuff tuners doesnt. I have both of them and see no difference in tables. Not the ones that matter anyway

foff667

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yah like i said just heard through other people...like there was a couple of parameters were hptuners had 2 screens to change and edit had 3...not to say the 3rd was needed but was there. Never physically used edit just from what i heard.