X-Post - Interest in DIY chip tuning?
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X-Post - Interest in DIY chip tuning?
Last edited by Rogue_Ant; 09-24-2009 at 03:03 AM.
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Are any of you 944 NA guys interested in this? I could make the definition so it will work with the NA, if there is any interest.
I'm suprised that their isn't more interest in a nearly free tuning solution for the 944...
I'm suprised that their isn't more interest in a nearly free tuning solution for the 944...
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K. To swap you just need the late DME and AFM, right?
Well, don't make the definition just for me - it'll be a while before I have $$ for a wideband, ostich, etc.
Well, don't make the definition just for me - it'll be a while before I have $$ for a wideband, ostich, etc.
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This would be a huge benefit for those going forced induction - it will allow you to pull timing as needed.
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The early DME's (ML1.2) use a whole different CPU and program. Some of them do come with removable EEPROM's, but that's rare and the tuning software needs to be told to look for the different map locations of the early DME. The late DME's (ML3.1) are a lot easier to work with because there's more knowledge and support for them.
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Ok, I finally have some time to work on the NA definition... Should be out this week.
Injectors scaling is not limited - could swap in large injectors if desired.
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Injectors scaling is not limited - could swap in large injectors if desired.
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