MAXTRONIC, sooner than we thought...
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I've decided to go ahead and finish up the development of the break-out box. No more changing chips. Download upgrades and re-tunes online for cheap, dump them right into the unit with your laptop. Soon after that, real time tuning. Change your tune while the car is running. Engine tuning shops will love this.
Full product description here:
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Russell
Full product description here:
http://forums.maxhpkit.com/viewtopic.php?p=146#146
Regards,
Russell
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Originally Posted by jgporsche
this is an INCREDIBLE idea. with as many times as I have swapped out chips.........
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Originally Posted by rberry951
I've decided to go ahead and finish up the development of the break-out box. No more changing chips. Download upgrades and re-tunes online for cheap, dump them right into the unit with your laptop. Soon after that, real time tuning. Change your tune while the car is running. Engine tuning shops will love this.
Full product description here:
http://forums.maxhpkit.com/viewtopic.php?p=146#146
Regards,
Russell
Full product description here:
http://forums.maxhpkit.com/viewtopic.php?p=146#146
Regards,
Russell
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Originally Posted by Lanny Curlett
So after you finsh the rocket science stuff did you ever find the bad ground under your dash????????
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I haven't even looked, winter is fast on the way here so this car will be sitting for quite some time. Plus in taking a good inspection of the car this past Saturday I found that my 'STRAIGHT' car has a front frame rail wrenched by about 3", bent almost all the way back to the strut tower on the passenger side that the guy I bought it from said 'took a light hit' and he had checked out by a frame shop. So, before I do anything to it, it's going to my frame shop and find out if it can be fixed. If it can't I'll just part it out and try to get some of my money back. If it can be fixed, I'll get it fixed.
I may still have a bad ground under the dash next spring... I hate crawling around under there...
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Originally Posted by rberry951
LOL! ![hiha](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/roflmao.gif)
I haven't even looked, winter is fast on the way here so this car will be sitting for quite some time. Plus in taking a good inspection of the car this past Saturday I found that my 'STRAIGHT' car has a front frame rail wrenched by about 3", bent almost all the way back to the strut tower on the passenger side that the guy I bought it from said 'took a light hit' and he had checked out by a frame shop. So, before I do anything to it, it's going to my frame shop and find out if it can be fixed. If it can't I'll just part it out and try to get some of my money back. If it can be fixed, I'll get it fixed.
I may still have a bad ground under the dash next spring... I hate crawling around under there...
![hiha](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/roflmao.gif)
I haven't even looked, winter is fast on the way here so this car will be sitting for quite some time. Plus in taking a good inspection of the car this past Saturday I found that my 'STRAIGHT' car has a front frame rail wrenched by about 3", bent almost all the way back to the strut tower on the passenger side that the guy I bought it from said 'took a light hit' and he had checked out by a frame shop. So, before I do anything to it, it's going to my frame shop and find out if it can be fixed. If it can't I'll just part it out and try to get some of my money back. If it can be fixed, I'll get it fixed.
I may still have a bad ground under the dash next spring... I hate crawling around under there...
Lanny
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Very good idea.
Question - for those of us who like using our old fashioned chips, would you be able to make some sort of extension for plugging the chips in? Thats what I was originally thinking you meant until I read the description in the link - making a mount for the chips connected to with a longer wire connection going into the comp box (so you wouldn't have to pull open the cpus and tempt fate with the old electronics). I guess you could call it a remote mount for the chips?
That said, I'll still get one of these comp things if they're as good as they sound.
Question - for those of us who like using our old fashioned chips, would you be able to make some sort of extension for plugging the chips in? Thats what I was originally thinking you meant until I read the description in the link - making a mount for the chips connected to with a longer wire connection going into the comp box (so you wouldn't have to pull open the cpus and tempt fate with the old electronics). I guess you could call it a remote mount for the chips?
That said, I'll still get one of these comp things if they're as good as they sound.
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Originally Posted by billthe3
Very good idea.
Question - for those of us who like using our old fashioned chips, would you be able to make some sort of extension for plugging the chips in? Thats what I was originally thinking you meant until I read the description in the link - making a mount for the chips connected to with a longer wire connection going into the comp box (so you wouldn't have to pull open the cpus and tempt fate with the old electronics). I guess you could call it a remote mount for the chips?
That said, I'll still get one of these comp things if they're as good as they sound.
Question - for those of us who like using our old fashioned chips, would you be able to make some sort of extension for plugging the chips in? Thats what I was originally thinking you meant until I read the description in the link - making a mount for the chips connected to with a longer wire connection going into the comp box (so you wouldn't have to pull open the cpus and tempt fate with the old electronics). I guess you could call it a remote mount for the chips?
That said, I'll still get one of these comp things if they're as good as they sound.
Regards,
Russell