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Old 06-12-2013 | 10:21 PM
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I'm using a diablosport tuner for my combo for now. Found a good used one for a great price as they're pretty old now, the original ones. They still get the job done though.
Old 06-12-2013 | 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted by rotor vs. piston
I'm using a diablosport tuner for my combo for now. Found a good used one for a great price as they're pretty old now, the original ones. They still get the job done though.
Thanks but I meant a person I could send the ecu to and have him fix what I think is error in ecu when the other guy flashed and programmed ecu.

I have been told (IDK if true or not) the handheld tuners will not work on a flashed ecu as the oem tune is gone and most handheld only download and tweak a oem tune
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Mine was flashed before I got it to have the vats and various stuff deleted. I've flashed my ECU a few times now myself w/ the tuner and it seems to only modify only a few parameters that affect performance... my vats hasn't been enabled. Likely could find a tuner for cheaper than your could send you ECU away for, and then you have tuner and don't have a car you can't drive sitting in the drive.

So far I've only installed the "predator" tune and lowered the idle RPM, my fan has a separate controller, but really do regret doing that... still have the wiring for ECU control, but need to basically redo the harness to sort that. Which I do plan to eventually do.

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