programmer in SOCAL?
05-10-2015, 12:27 AM
#1
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Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: CA
Posts: 37
programmer in SOCAL?
Hey guys,
I hate to go out and buy a programmer especially if i'm only going to use it once or twice, so i'im checking to see if someone in the SOCAL area has a tuner, that i could meet up with and plug in and tune my GT? I'm willing to pay you for your time.
Thanks.
I hate to go out and buy a programmer especially if i'm only going to use it once or twice, so i'im checking to see if someone in the SOCAL area has a tuner, that i could meet up with and plug in and tune my GT? I'm willing to pay you for your time.
Thanks.
05-10-2015, 01:30 PM
#2
4th Gear Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: SoCal
Posts: 1,826
Mmmm, doesn't really work like that.
When one uses a handheld device to upload a tune to their vehicle, the device downloads and saves that vehicle's stock tune file and becomes "married" to that particular vehicle. Which then makes the device unuseable on another car until such time as it uploads the stock tune file back to the original vehicle.
So for someone to do that for you would mean that they would then be stuck with a $400 paperweight. That, and depending on things such as what you have to go through here for bi-annual emissions testing you may need to reflash back to stock occasionally.
Suck it up bro, go buy a tuner like the rest of us had to do.
When one uses a handheld device to upload a tune to their vehicle, the device downloads and saves that vehicle's stock tune file and becomes "married" to that particular vehicle. Which then makes the device unuseable on another car until such time as it uploads the stock tune file back to the original vehicle.
So for someone to do that for you would mean that they would then be stuck with a $400 paperweight. That, and depending on things such as what you have to go through here for bi-annual emissions testing you may need to reflash back to stock occasionally.
Suck it up bro, go buy a tuner like the rest of us had to do.
05-10-2015, 01:58 PM
#3
3rd Gear Member
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: MD
Posts: 625
Mmmm, doesn't really work like that.
When one uses a handheld device to upload a tune to their vehicle, the device downloads and saves that vehicle's stock tune file and becomes "married" to that particular vehicle. Which then makes the device unuseable on another car until such time as it uploads the stock tune file back to the original vehicle.
So for someone to do that for you would mean that they would then be stuck with a $400 paperweight. That, and depending on things such as what you have to go through here for bi-annual emissions testing you may need to reflash back to stock occasionally.
Suck it up bro, go buy a tuner like the rest of us had to do.
When one uses a handheld device to upload a tune to their vehicle, the device downloads and saves that vehicle's stock tune file and becomes "married" to that particular vehicle. Which then makes the device unuseable on another car until such time as it uploads the stock tune file back to the original vehicle.
So for someone to do that for you would mean that they would then be stuck with a $400 paperweight. That, and depending on things such as what you have to go through here for bi-annual emissions testing you may need to reflash back to stock occasionally.
Suck it up bro, go buy a tuner like the rest of us had to do.
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