PCM editing
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Safety Car
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PCM editing
Okay, there has to be at least a few speed~tech junkies on this board that "tweaks" his own ride by re-programming the PCM. :crazy:
IF you get the LS1 edit program (save your current settings for a baseline) and do 'minor' changes..... what are your options to record performance ?
The only sure way that I know of is a Dyno. Someone told me about "EFI" or a recorder that documents your #'s while driving. Any suggestions ?!?
IF you get the LS1 edit program (save your current settings for a baseline) and do 'minor' changes..... what are your options to record performance ?
The only sure way that I know of is a Dyno. Someone told me about "EFI" or a recorder that documents your #'s while driving. Any suggestions ?!?
Melting Slicks
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From: DFW TX
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Re: PCM editing (verskel)
I personally like to use the GM Tech 2 for diagnostics. If you don't have access to one there are several good software packages that run on a standard laptop.
http://www.autotap.com http://www.easediagnostics.com http://www.efilive.com
http://www.autotap.com http://www.easediagnostics.com http://www.efilive.com
