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Mar 31, 2011 | 03:22 PM

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1badblazer

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From: Cullman, AL

What do you gain between the standard and the pro version of HP tuners

Mar 31, 2011 | 08:57 PM

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RSTinOKC

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Originally Posted by dewmanshu

you posting from your computer?

Yes, you can get a base tune. HPTuners and EFI have plenty of resources for stock tunes and great forums for support and help. The only issue I would notice with either company is that there is already a HUGE data base of questions about everything concerning tuning so many may not help right away. They want to see you search the answer out for yourself. Otherwise...whichever software you go with we'll help you here as well. Get to swapping!

This is SO true...and make no mistke, there are some of the best in the business watching those forums...it is definitely a learn as you go process, but indefinitely rewarding.

Apr 1, 2011 | 11:28 AM

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Gordy M

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OP said, "Yea I have been doing some reading and a wideband sure would help out, not to sound retarded here but what are you talking about hooking up with someone that uses remote logging devices? You meaning show them what I got and see what they recommend?"

Several of the vendors, like blackbear, have a device that can data log and flash a file. You plug into the OBD II circuit and record log files. You email the file to them and they build your tune off the logs return the new file and you then flash it into your PCM and return the device. Sometime is make take more than one log to get it spot on.