OBD-II PCM Tuning??
02-17-2004, 12:41 AM
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OBD-II PCM Tuning?? whats up guys, i got a 97 Z28 M6. I was looking at LT1_edit, and its 550$!!, is there another program cheaper to do the same stuff? I am not a expert tunner (atleast not yet lol) but i want something to get the job done. I am only 17 and i still will need to buy a used laptop. I want to delete my EGR, AIR, rear 02 sensors, and maybe anything else i need to delete down the road. Any input would be great. Thanks, David.
02-17-2004, 09:50 PM
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whats up guys, i got a 97 Z28 M6. I was looking at LT1_edit, and its 550$!!, is there another program cheaper to do the same stuff? I am not a expert tunner (atleast not yet lol) but i want something to get the job done. I am only 17 and i still will need to buy a used laptop. I want to delete my EGR, AIR, rear 02 sensors, and maybe anything else i need to delete down the road. Any input would be great. Thanks, David.
02-18-2004, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by SS MPSTR
Until Tunercat gets their act together, LT1Edit is your only choice for any significant tuning and/or PCM parameter modifications.
02-19-2004, 08:54 PM
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I've heard rumors that tunercat is going to be releasing an OBDII version in late february or early march. I am in the same boat as you, I don't feel like spending $550 on LT1edit when the OBDI guys are spending less than $200 on tunercat. Another option for you is to get an OBDI computer and knock sensor and then you can use tunercat.
02-19-2004, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by cdn ws6
I've heard rumors that tunercat is going to be releasing an OBDII version in late february or early march. I am in the same boat as you, I don't feel like spending $550 on LT1edit when the OBDI guys are spending less than $200 on tunercat. Another option for you is to get an OBDI computer and knock sensor and then you can use tunercat.
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lt1edit? has tunercat come out with anything yet for obdII? I think mine is obdII but I'm not sure, how can I tell? where do I find lt1edit or tunercat? and why would anyone spent $550 for software when autoparts stores carry the same type of software installed on handheld units for like $200?
