WTB: 2002 Hypertech Programmer
Staging Lane
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Re: WTB: 2002 Hypertech Programmer It'll be just a matter of time before the '02ers with HPP3s "upgrade" to LS1_Edit and have no more use for them. I've only had mine since the first week of June . . . I like it.
TECH Apprentice
Joined: May 2002
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From: Leg Dist #31, WA
Re: WTB: 2002 Hypertech Programmer The '02 version of LS1_Edit is out. It's priced the same as a HPP3 and can do, literally, 100 x more stuff.
Why would anyone bother w/ the HPP3 anymore: Even if all it's used for is tire diameters, shift points and temp settings, LS1_Edit's still waaaaay more useful...
Why would anyone bother w/ the HPP3 anymore: Even if all it's used for is tire diameters, shift points and temp settings, LS1_Edit's still waaaaay more useful...
Staging Lane
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Re: WTB: 2002 Hypertech Programmer SSINFUL, of course you are correct!
But you have to concede, that the HPP3 is simpler and it's virtually impossible to screw anything up . . . the same cannot be said about LS1_Edit.
I also like the HPP3 for the power tuning (yes, the LS1_Edit can do better, but only after more time) and especially for the thermo settings.
LS1_Edit is for Computer nerds with notebooks . . . LoL
Bill, Computer nerd extraordinaire (have worked in IS since '89)
But you have to concede, that the HPP3 is simpler and it's virtually impossible to screw anything up . . . the same cannot be said about LS1_Edit.
I also like the HPP3 for the power tuning (yes, the LS1_Edit can do better, but only after more time) and especially for the thermo settings.
LS1_Edit is for Computer nerds with notebooks . . . LoL
Bill, Computer nerd extraordinaire (have worked in IS since '89)
