EFILive competition
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EFILive competition Wish I had a talent for drawing, EFIlive users with an artistic edge should check this out -
http://www.efilive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1791
http://www.efilive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1791
thats ******* pimp, makes my HPT scanner look like some 80's DOS program 
. always did like EFI's scanner better. Hoping to see what HPT 2.0 scanner looks like when it finally comes out.
. always did like EFI's scanner better. Hoping to see what HPT 2.0 scanner looks like when it finally comes out. I'm gonna make one with naked women 
Thats some cool stuff, wonder how it would work if you used a TV out from a laptop to a LCD monitor to replace the cluster in the car - that would be awsome for a full time dash
Thats some cool stuff, wonder how it would work if you used a TV out from a laptop to a LCD monitor to replace the cluster in the car - that would be awsome for a full time dash
Originally Posted by kp
Thats some cool stuff, wonder how it would work if you used a TV out from a laptop to a LCD monitor to replace the cluster in the car - that would be awsome for a full time dash
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Originally Posted by Black02SS
Damn Jerami, haven't heard from you in awhile...
Thanks for the compliments guys!!
Thanks for the compliments guys!!
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Verdad Gallardo Alright, here you go, this is a real dash by the way - simple yet tastefull. This took like 7 minutes to make, its pretty easy to do and I have never even thought about doing one untill a few minutes ago.
Someone had to do it first
**POSSIBLE NOT WORK SAFE**
Someone had to do it first
**POSSIBLE NOT WORK SAFE**
heh, anyone is welcome to make a nicer one and steal my idea
The other one was the wideband/waistband - never mind its 2:30 AM
Only bad thing is I hit save instead of save as and thats my default dash now.
The other one was the wideband/waistband - never mind its 2:30 AM
Only bad thing is I hit save instead of save as and thats my default dash now.
Originally Posted by kp
Only bad thing is I hit save instead of save as and thats my default dash now.
But if you really want the old dash back again, just "save as" your current dash and then copy back these files from the CD to the
My Documents\EFILive\V7\VDash folder:
Default Imperial.vdp
Default Imperial_A.vdp
Default Imperial_B.vdp
Default Imperial_C.vdp
and the entire contents of the VDash\Default folder.
Regards
Paul
Personal Scan and Tune - $699
Commerical Scan and Tune - $849
The difference between the two is listed here:
http://www.efilive.com/downloads/tune_check.html
Commerical Scan and Tune - $849
The difference between the two is listed here:
http://www.efilive.com/downloads/tune_check.html
Originally Posted by Black02SS
Personal Scan and Tune - $699
Commerical Scan and Tune - $849
The difference between the two is listed here:
http://www.efilive.com/downloads/tune_check.html
Commerical Scan and Tune - $849
The difference between the two is listed here:
http://www.efilive.com/downloads/tune_check.html
Originally Posted by JustAnIlluzion
thanks, is it worth the few extra hundred bucks over ls1edit or hptuners?
Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
From what I've read, yes. Keep in mind, it's comparable to the HPTuners w/ EIO capabilities which runs you $660 shipped. So, it's not a huge difference in price.
- black box logging (no laptop required for data logging),
- cold-junction-compensated, k-type thermocouple input (for logging temperature).
- free software updates (no paying yearly subscription fees),
- native USB connection (no need to buy a USB to serial connector)
- free custom operating systems (no need to pay extra for PCM operating system upgrades)
Regards
Paul