Abdullah

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i saw that EFILive 5 auto calibrate the PCM when using the editor and the scanner, isn't that correct as i understood?

does HPTuners ( EIO version) do the same i mean auto calibrate when using the editor and the scanner?

which one is better? HPTuners or EFILive 5?

Black02SS

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It isn't EFILive V5, it is FlashScan. Your last question won't be answered in this thread. You will need to do a search as we can't compare EFILive FlashScan to HPTuners.

Abdullah

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i will correct it and ask it again maybe i can get some quick answer (smile).


i saw that EFILive FlashScan auto calibrate the PCM when using the editor and the scanner, isn't that correct as i understood?

does HPTuners ( EIO version) do the same i mean auto calibrate when using the editor and the scanner?

which one is better? HPTuners or EFILive FlashScan?

gameover

yes we have supported the AFR % error histogram and advanced copy/paste from histogram to editor for a long time now.

Its very simple to get your VE table correct using a WBO2 and VCM Suite.

Chris...

horist

"autoVE" is a fancy term that was thought up... HPT has supported the same functionality for years now .... (the first to integrate wideband and scanning... and then letting you use that to modifyt he PCM tables ... )

Abdullah: please refrain from the "which is better" questions...

History has shown that these debates can't exist here because certain individuals inevitably turn them into flam wars (though... the next time a thread becomes a flame war because of them... they will be getting a timeout)

Abdullah

iTrader: (2)

horist : ok.

Abdullah

iTrader: (2)

is there a hptuner for OBD1 LT1's? if not, is there such software with the autocalibrate or autoVE feature? i liked the idea of autocalibrate or autoVE.

thanks.

foff667

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check into craig moates obd1 stuff...i think he might have something similar.

Craig Moates

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Yes, that's right. VEPhD and VEMaster are available and will help you perform the calculations to correct your VE tables based on BLM, fuel trim, and wideband data. Both programs are open-sourced, and then can be integrated into spreadsheets such as Excel so that you can fully control how the corrections are applied.