Installed Tuner and JLT Intake today
05-06-2010, 03:54 PM
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But then you have to run anti-virus as the Mac HD would then be susceptible to viruses like a PC. Just be careful. I use my work computer for tunes.
I have a Brenspeed tune and I do not have any of your described problems. Mine starts right up, goes to 2000 and then backs off quickly to about 900 as it warms up. Idle is steady as a rock. I have UDP, so they set the idle up just a little. Ed
I have a Brenspeed tune and I do not have any of your described problems. Mine starts right up, goes to 2000 and then backs off quickly to about 900 as it warms up. Idle is steady as a rock. I have UDP, so they set the idle up just a little. Ed
05-06-2010, 04:01 PM
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Windows can't see your Mac partition. It won't recognize the file system type on it. I run bootcamp on my iMac with no problems.
Another option is Virtualbox. I have that running on my Mac also. great for when you want to run the occasional Windows program w/o rebooting. It's free too.
Another option is Virtualbox. I have that running on my Mac also. great for when you want to run the occasional Windows program w/o rebooting. It's free too.
05-08-2010, 09:56 AM
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Windows can't see your Mac partition. It won't recognize the file system type on it. I run bootcamp on my iMac with no problems.
Another option is Virtualbox. I have that running on my Mac also. great for when you want to run the occasional Windows program w/o rebooting. It's free too.
Another option is Virtualbox. I have that running on my Mac also. great for when you want to run the occasional Windows program w/o rebooting. It's free too.
05-08-2010, 10:16 AM
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Try the Virtualbox app. It costs you nothing but a bit of time and bandwidth to download and install. You will need a copy of Windows to install however.
05-08-2010, 06:47 PM
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Thanks. I downloaded it earlier today. Now I just need a copy of Windows to install as much as I HATE to do that....
05-08-2010, 07:28 PM
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1. Car takes a second or so of hesitation to actually start, did not do that prior to tune
2. As I let off of the gas, lets say 2,000 rpms, it sticks there for a couple seconds, and may go up a couple hundred rpms as my foot is already on the clutch, than drop to relatively normal rpms.
3. Start is a litte strange, it starts at about 1000rpms, than goes to 700 almost instantly, and than slowly goes up, and when it warms up than drops back down.
4. Idle sometimes is at 600, other times 800, other times 750, it is very sporadic.
2. As I let off of the gas, lets say 2,000 rpms, it sticks there for a couple seconds, and may go up a couple hundred rpms as my foot is already on the clutch, than drop to relatively normal rpms.
3. Start is a litte strange, it starts at about 1000rpms, than goes to 700 almost instantly, and than slowly goes up, and when it warms up than drops back down.
4. Idle sometimes is at 600, other times 800, other times 750, it is very sporadic.
Scott
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