Tuning Classes for DIY's
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Tuning Classes for DIY's
Anyone ever try tuning classes? Like a thread that covers a specific table and everyone tune and post results?
JRC
See new post DIY 101 -TCC lockup.........
JRCSee new post DIY 101 -TCC lockup.........
Last edited by JrRifleCoach; Mar 18, 2005 at 08:25 PM.
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Originally Posted by Redeasysport
Just getting started here but it sounds like a good idea I would love to read it
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I thank it's a great idea and should be sponsored by some of the market leaders.
I'm just getting started, interested mostly in doing for myself. I've bought the Moates stuff and am trying to figure out where to start. I'm almost clueless. I figured I could spend $400.00 plus on equipment or, more than that, to get a half way decent one time purchase of a chip by someone else. I elected to buy the equipment. Now I got to learn how to use it.
I'm just getting started, interested mostly in doing for myself. I've bought the Moates stuff and am trying to figure out where to start. I'm almost clueless. I figured I could spend $400.00 plus on equipment or, more than that, to get a half way decent one time purchase of a chip by someone else. I elected to buy the equipment. Now I got to learn how to use it.
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Originally Posted by gbody5
I use all the moates stuff, works great, let me know if you have any problems.
He has helped me understanding scanning and am sure I will be PM'ing him for help in the future.
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Look forward to DIY 101. Need to find an easy subject to get this off the ground. Any suggestions? Me thinks that working the constant tables might be a good starting.... 
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The guys who want to start tuning should go over to the diy-prom forum at www.thirdgen.org
This is where the the best info is, and the ecm's/tpi the thirdgens use is nearly identical to the vette stuff.
This is where the the best info is, and the ecm's/tpi the thirdgens use is nearly identical to the vette stuff.
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Originally Posted by ben73
The guys who want to start tuning should go over to the diy-prom forum at www.thirdgen.org
This is where the the best info is, and the ecm's/tpi the thirdgens use is nearly identical to the vette stuff.
This is where the the best info is, and the ecm's/tpi the thirdgens use is nearly identical to the vette stuff.
So if we post to the DIY 101 threads in this section, imagine how much data we can amass for just C4's?
Can't forget to mention the DIY site, it has alot of info as well.
Last edited by JrRifleCoach; Mar 19, 2005 at 08:06 PM.