EFILive
EFILive Hi All,
I have just gotten my new LS2 up and running. It is in a 99 camaro.
My question is, do I up the 02 operating system in the computer or stay with the 99 OS? I will be tunning with EFILive.
Thanks
Al
I have just gotten my new LS2 up and running. It is in a 99 camaro.
My question is, do I up the 02 operating system in the computer or stay with the 99 OS? I will be tunning with EFILive.
Thanks
Al
The '02 OS offers many awesome upgrade paths into the custom OS world. Take a look at www.holdencrazy.com for the "99 migrated to 02" OS as a starting point for your upgrade.
Yes, 2002 os, would be perfect to start with. Both ways will work, But the added tables in the later os and lack of secondary Ve table will help you have greater resolution if you decide to go Mafless.
custom tune Hi,
Does anyone have a custom tune, that is close to this setup?
LS2, 9.0:1 comp, LS1 cnc ported heads w/ 2.02/1.57 valves, 218/224@114*, stock LS1 intake, 60# injectors, 65 PSI fuel, vortech supercharger @ 13 PSI, SLP headers, High flow cats, and meth injection.
Also I was on the holdencrazy.com website, but didn't find the 12212156 OS.
Does anyone have the link to it?
Thankx
Al
Does anyone have a custom tune, that is close to this setup?
LS2, 9.0:1 comp, LS1 cnc ported heads w/ 2.02/1.57 valves, 218/224@114*, stock LS1 intake, 60# injectors, 65 PSI fuel, vortech supercharger @ 13 PSI, SLP headers, High flow cats, and meth injection.
Also I was on the holdencrazy.com website, but didn't find the 12212156 OS.
Does anyone have the link to it?
Thankx
Al
Last edited by STKN1STGEAR; Jan 1, 2007 at 08:50 PM.
Trending Topics
LS1 Tech Stories
The Best V8 Stories One Small Block at Time
6 Gifts Neither Your Dad Nor Grad Will Shove Into the 'Trinket Drawer'
Brett Foote
Topdon ONE vs. Artidiag 800 BT2: Which is the Diagnostic Tablet For You?
Pouria Savadkouei
Gas Monkey Built a 6-Wheel Ferrari Testarossa With a Corvette LT4 Engine
Verdad Gallardo
7 Most Reliable High-Performance Engines GM Has Ever Built
Verdad Gallardo
Amazing '71 Camaro Restomod Is Modern Muscle Car Under the Skin
Verdad Gallardo
6 Common C5 Corvette Failures and What's Involved In Repairing Them
Pouria Savadkouei
Retro Modern Bandit Pontiac Trans AM Comes With Burt Reynolds' Autograph
Verdad Gallardo
Top 10 Greatest Cadillac V Series Performance Models Ever, Ranked
Pouria Savadkouei
Top 10 Most Powerful Chevy Trucks Ever Made!
TECH Fanatic
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 1,691
Likes: 1
From: Sunny London, UK
Even if you found one exactly the same it would not be good to use it.
Combustion chamber dimensions, Quench height, Exhaust setup plus loads of other variables mean that you cant just throw someone elses tune in and expect it to prevent you blowing your engine up.
There are some FI tunes on holdencrazy, but you should only use them as information as to what others have done. Best is to read all the tutorials and work your own tune up, checking with the example tunes for ideas.
Combustion chamber dimensions, Quench height, Exhaust setup plus loads of other variables mean that you cant just throw someone elses tune in and expect it to prevent you blowing your engine up.
There are some FI tunes on holdencrazy, but you should only use them as information as to what others have done. Best is to read all the tutorials and work your own tune up, checking with the example tunes for ideas.
Originally Posted by ringram
Even if you found one exactly the same it would not be good to use it.
Combustion chamber dimensions, Quench height, Exhaust setup plus loads of other variables mean that you cant just throw someone elses tune in and expect it to prevent you blowing your engine up.
There are some FI tunes on holdencrazy, but you should only use them as information as to what others have done. Best is to read all the tutorials and work your own tune up, checking with the example tunes for ideas.
Combustion chamber dimensions, Quench height, Exhaust setup plus loads of other variables mean that you cant just throw someone elses tune in and expect it to prevent you blowing your engine up.
There are some FI tunes on holdencrazy, but you should only use them as information as to what others have done. Best is to read all the tutorials and work your own tune up, checking with the example tunes for ideas.
Thanks for all the in put.
Al
Originally Posted by Black02SS
Ok,
I reflashed the PCM with the M6 tun. when I try to flash the cal back over it. I get an error that the OS is not the same. how do I fix this? Also the car would not start as is. Can I just change the OS on the old tun to match the new tun and flash the cal?
THANKS
AL
Staging Lane
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 94
Likes: 0
From: New Zealand
What are you trying to do by flashing the cal over this M6 tune? You won't be able to do that because your stock OS (which I'm assuming is the one your are trying to cal flash) is not the same - hence the error.
If there are tables you want to take across tot he new OS you'll have to do it by hand. Also be aware tat some of the tables are different dimensions and axis may also be different also.
I'm surprised it didn't start up, but I guess you are cam etc. Maybe have a look at the timing and airflow tables in your old tune and compare.
If there are tables you want to take across tot he new OS you'll have to do it by hand. Also be aware tat some of the tables are different dimensions and axis may also be different also.
I'm surprised it didn't start up, but I guess you are cam etc. Maybe have a look at the timing and airflow tables in your old tune and compare.
Here is what I did:
read PCM and saved tun
opened tun M6 from above and did a full reflash of the OS.
upgraded from 09381344 OS to 12212156 OS.
If you look at the direction
http://68.178.219.18/tutorials/Custo...20Tutorial.pdf
in step 4. it said to reflash the cal over the os flash.
I was just following the direction, and don't need any of the old tables, that I am aware of.
This is when I get the error.
So what should I do?
read PCM and saved tun
opened tun M6 from above and did a full reflash of the OS.
upgraded from 09381344 OS to 12212156 OS.
If you look at the direction
http://68.178.219.18/tutorials/Custo...20Tutorial.pdf
in step 4. it said to reflash the cal over the os flash.
I was just following the direction, and don't need any of the old tables, that I am aware of.
This is when I get the error.
So what should I do?
Staging Lane
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 94
Likes: 0
From: New Zealand
That is the custom OS tutorial 
. It is for going from a stock OS to the Custom OS modified version. So for instance you would go from stock Os 12212156 to Custom OS 0202000x. In this situation the calibration flash from 12212156 is valid in the Custom OS because the basic structure is the same.
You are going from one stock OS to another, which this process is not for, and will not work. The only way to get a calibration from one OS to the other (right now) is to make lots of mouse clicks. I would also not recommend taking all the calibrations from your 1999 file to the 2002 file - there are too many differences.
You *may* need some of the info from your old tune if there is *stuff* done to get the car running wth your cam etc.
. It is for going from a stock OS to the Custom OS modified version. So for instance you would go from stock Os 12212156 to Custom OS 0202000x. In this situation the calibration flash from 12212156 is valid in the Custom OS because the basic structure is the same.You are going from one stock OS to another, which this process is not for, and will not work. The only way to get a calibration from one OS to the other (right now) is to make lots of mouse clicks. I would also not recommend taking all the calibrations from your 1999 file to the 2002 file - there are too many differences.
You *may* need some of the info from your old tune if there is *stuff* done to get the car running wth your cam etc.
Staging Lane
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 94
Likes: 0
From: New Zealand
You mean MAF (Mass Air-Flow Meter) right? Not that familiar with the 99 OS but I'd suspect so. The Custom OS Tutorial does go through that at least. Talked about setting MAF fail codes and also putting system into Open Loop.
Originally Posted by Tordne
You mean MAF (Mass Air-Flow Meter) right? Not that familiar with the 99 OS but I'd suspect so. The Custom OS Tutorial does go through that at least. Talked about setting MAF fail codes and also putting system into Open Loop.
Well I used the 99 directions and the car started
Now I just have to get it to idle.
Thanks
Al