LS1 Edit vs Auto Tap
09-14-2005, 09:41 PM
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LS1 Edit vs Auto Tap What is the differance between the two? If i buy the LS1 Edit will it only do LS1's or can i do all OBDII computers? Will Auto Tap do all OBDII computers?
09-14-2005, 09:53 PM
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LS1 Edit = Modifying PCM (and as of late they provide af ree scanner, but I don't think it compares w/autotap at this point)
Autotap = OBDII Data scanner, you can't make permanent changes to your PCM, only log what's going on.
To Tune a car you need a scanner and a tuner
LS1 Edit tuner will only tune the car you use it on the first time (first write it is locked to that PCM) ...
There are much better solutions out now though...
www.hptuners.com
www.efilive.com
Both offer excellent tuning software and include top notch scanning software , and both have options for attaching external sensors to the cable to monitor (such as wideband, EGT, etc...)
LS1 Edit only works on LS1 based PCMs ... HP Tuners is the only solution right now that offers tuning on both Gen III V8 based and other platforms (such as V6's, and LS2s)
For more informatino about each individual product consult the sticky (best LS1 Tuning software?) and the manufacturer web sites
Autotap = OBDII Data scanner, you can't make permanent changes to your PCM, only log what's going on.
To Tune a car you need a scanner and a tuner
LS1 Edit tuner will only tune the car you use it on the first time (first write it is locked to that PCM) ...
There are much better solutions out now though...
www.hptuners.com
www.efilive.com
Both offer excellent tuning software and include top notch scanning software , and both have options for attaching external sensors to the cable to monitor (such as wideband, EGT, etc...)
LS1 Edit only works on LS1 based PCMs ... HP Tuners is the only solution right now that offers tuning on both Gen III V8 based and other platforms (such as V6's, and LS2s)
For more informatino about each individual product consult the sticky (best LS1 Tuning software?) and the manufacturer web sites
09-16-2005, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by 02' hawk
Ok thanks. Are these expensive?
Bill
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09-17-2005, 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted by 02' hawk
Ok thanks. Are these expensive?
www.efilive.com
Each lists their pricing models and licensing models ...
Expensive is a relative term .... so best to look at each product's pricing "straight from the horses mouth" so to speak
keep in mind that a wideband O2 sensor is also something you'll want to look at for self tuning (possible to get the car in the ballpark w/out it... or if you have a good deal w/a dyno w/wideband) ... these range from 200 (LC-1) to 500 or so ...