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05-02-2006, 09:54 PM
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Welcome to HP Tuners - Supporting Vendors
I would like to take a moment and welcome HP Tuners as Supporting Vendors on CobaltSS.net. I hear they have some sort of software LSJ owners will want 
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05-02-2006, 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by CobaltSS422
How does it actually work? We modify the calibration ourselves?
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05-02-2006, 11:10 PM
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Quick question, is your software Mac compatible? I would assume not but figured I would ask. Just bought a new Powerbook :\ If not guess I will upgrading to a Macbook and booting with windows, lol.
05-02-2006, 11:13 PM
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Originally Posted by WSFrazier
Quick question, is your software Mac compatible? I would assume not but figured I would ask. Just bought a new Powerbook :\ If not guess I will upgrading to a Macbook and booting with windows, lol.
05-02-2006, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by WSFrazier
Quick question, is your software Mac compatible? I would assume not but figured I would ask. Just bought a new Powerbook :\ If not guess I will upgrading to a Macbook and booting with windows, lol.
05-02-2006, 11:24 PM
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Hush Hush, better than that POS compaq of yours (j/k) What's funny is Dave said the samething about my pbook when he used it :/
Are you by chance referring to that story about the P-P-P-Powerbook scam on eBay?
Are you by chance referring to that story about the P-P-P-Powerbook scam on eBay?
05-02-2006, 11:55 PM
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Tuning LSJ finally is hear. Will you guys be coming up with some base line settings for some of the pulley sizes, intakes, exhausts and injectors? I am new to tuning so I will need some help. Do you suggest getting a wide band O2 sensor or any other sensors to help in the tuning?
I went through you site briefly and did not see anything specific to the LSJ. Will you be updating that when you release it.
Anyway I would like to thank you guys for cumming up with this new tuning software. From what I saw on the Web it looks grate.
I went through you site briefly and did not see anything specific to the LSJ. Will you be updating that when you release it.
Anyway I would like to thank you guys for cumming up with this new tuning software. From what I saw on the Web it looks grate.
05-02-2006, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by WSFrazier
Hush Hush, better than that POS compaq of yours (j/k) What's funny is Dave said the samething about my pbook when he used it :/
Are you by chance referring to that story about the P-P-P-Powerbook scam on eBay?
Are you by chance referring to that story about the P-P-P-Powerbook scam on eBay?
And the ebay scam is exactly what i was referring to LMAO
05-03-2006, 12:02 AM
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Lmao, I remember reading that ages ago, was like a 20 page PDF.
Anywho back on subject, I would also like to know if you guys offer any type of pre-configured settings for people that are new to tuning, depending on pulley size, iinjectors and what not. I have no idea how to use something like this :/
Also, IIRC the software is in beta 2 for the LSJ? About what time would a public release be? Also for about what price?
Anywho back on subject, I would also like to know if you guys offer any type of pre-configured settings for people that are new to tuning, depending on pulley size, iinjectors and what not. I have no idea how to use something like this :/
Also, IIRC the software is in beta 2 for the LSJ? About what time would a public release be? Also for about what price?
05-03-2006, 01:06 AM
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Originally Posted by GeoChevyCobalt
Tuning LSJ finally is hear. Will you guys be coming up with some base line settings for some of the pulley sizes, intakes, exhausts and injectors? I am new to tuning so I will need some help. Do you suggest getting a wide band O2 sensor or any other sensors to help in the tuning?
I went through you site briefly and did not see anything specific to the LSJ. Will you be updating that when you release it.
Anyway I would like to thank you guys for cumming up with this new tuning software. From what I saw on the Web it looks grate.
I went through you site briefly and did not see anything specific to the LSJ. Will you be updating that when you release it.
Anyway I would like to thank you guys for cumming up with this new tuning software. From what I saw on the Web it looks grate.
I would highly recommend getting a wideband O2 sensor for tuning along with our MPVI Pro interface that lets you log the wideband data right alongside the vehicles OBD2 data. For boosted applications it is especially important to know you are not running lean.
Our forum has a 4/5/6 cyl tuning section at the moment, if we see demand for a seperate forum for the 4cyl's or specifically LSJ's then we can do that.
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05-03-2006, 01:24 AM
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Originally Posted by HP Tuners
We don't offer tunes as part of our software, we leave that up to the users, tunershops and mailorder tuners that use our software.
I would highly recommend getting a wideband O2 sensor for tuning along with our MPVI Pro interface that lets you log the wideband data right alongside the vehicles OBD2 data. For boosted applications it is especially important to know you are not running lean.
Our forum has a 4/5/6 cyl tuning section at the moment, if we see demand for a seperate forum for the 4cyl's or specifically LSJ's then we can do that.
Chris...
I would highly recommend getting a wideband O2 sensor for tuning along with our MPVI Pro interface that lets you log the wideband data right alongside the vehicles OBD2 data. For boosted applications it is especially important to know you are not running lean.
Our forum has a 4/5/6 cyl tuning section at the moment, if we see demand for a seperate forum for the 4cyl's or specifically LSJ's then we can do that.
Chris...
05-03-2006, 01:25 AM
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It's great to have you guys aboard, I think I speak for all of us when I say we greatly appreciate all your time and contribution to the Cobalt community.
While I myself am pretty cluless when it comes to tuning (although I'm slowly, slowly learning lol), I really hope tuner shops will take advantage of the software and start making custom mail order tunes available.
While I myself am pretty cluless when it comes to tuning (although I'm slowly, slowly learning lol), I really hope tuner shops will take advantage of the software and start making custom mail order tunes available.
