Dr. Jeckel

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I have been reading and I guess I am not getting it.
I am planning on getting the Professional version for $649.
You get 8 credits, correct?
I read this statement - you use 6 credits for the first vehicle, which leaves you with 2 credits.
I also read this statement - you can tune 4 vehicles

I paraphrased, so can some clear this up for me. The whole "single license" or "unlimited" situations.

I had LS1edit split between 3 people along time ago.

Thanks, James.

12secSS

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Yes, you get 8 credits total upon inital purchase. Each VIN locked LS1 platform will use up two credits, or if you want to license one complete model/year LS1 platform it will only be 6 credits (you get an upfront discount vs. buying credits for each individual VIN). In the first example, one VIN locked license (2 credits used), you can use the remainder 6 credits to license three more VIN locked LS1 platforms, so you have four total VIN Locked licenses on your cable. In the second scenario (one model/year license), this leaves you 2 credits to use for a single VIN locked license or enhancement (1-Bar MAF, RTT, etc ...). If your friends also have 2002 model F-Bodies, then the single model/year license will work better for you, it leaves you with 2 credits to use as you see fit, plus you would be able to tune any other F-body that is a 2002. Clear?

Dr. Jeckel

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I think I got it.
2 credits per vin or theoretically if you had 30 credits (5 years @ 6 credits/year), you could tune unlimited number of f-bodies.
Is this it?

foff667

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yup

Dr. Jeckel

iTrader: (12)

If I run an LM1 base kit, can I run a gauge mounted in the car and still be able to transfer the LM1 between cars. Does anyone do this with some kind of quick connect?
Thanks.

foff667

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I've never used my LM-1 with a gauge so im not sure how it would work.

Black02SS

iTrader: (36)

Yes you can. If you purchase the XD16 it is a simple hot/ground and serial (headphone) connection that plugs directly into the LM1 for easy transportation.

Dr. Jeckel

iTrader: (12)

thank you...how about just hooking up a regular AFR gauge, like AEM or autometer?

Black02SS

iTrader: (36)

You can do that as well but you would have to tie it into the outputs of the LM1 itself.