Which route to go for tuning?
The car currently has a "basic tune" (LS1 edit) done by speed inc. I understand that this basic tune is only slightly better than a handheld...kind of generic, but it kept me passing emissions for the past few years after the header install.
So I am looking for a tuning solution. I am NOT a computer expert, nor am I a tuning expert. I just cant see paying someone $$$ for a professional tune, when my mods are likely to change significanly in the next year or so.
Which software is the easiest to use? Which has the most basic interface. When I searched all I found was the manufacture of each different product claiming they were the easiest.
Would any of these products allow me to tune a grand prix GTP? A friend of mine may be willing to share the cost.
Or would I be better off leaving this to the professionals?
Thanks for any help you can offer.
-Doug
HP Tuners is the only software right now that allows V6 and V8 tuning capabilities (I use it on my 2004 GTP and my 2000 Trans Am)
so long as you're willing to spend the time to learn then a full tuning suite is your best bet... you're not going to be able to install the software and in 5 mins "bam I tuned my car" .... there is a learning curve with either software package.
Also you may want to look into a wideband sensor... if you got an LM-1 then it can more easily be switched between cars.
I would suggest checking each manufacturers web site as well...
www.hptuners.com
www.efilive.com
Use the search terms in the sticky, there's alot of information about each tuning package using the search terms I have listed.
Guys I'm leaving this open... remember:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....36&postcount=3
Last edited by horist; Sep 27, 2005 at 09:31 PM.
-somebody
How about this...Please PM me with any help you can provide. I've already visited both manufacture's websites and I still cant tell which would be best for me.
I may be leaning towards HPtuners...
Thanks...and sorry.
-Doug
-somebody

