Hi Guys,

Just a quick post to let you know that we have completed support for the 2.4L (LE5) engine. The announcement will be made as part of our version 2.1.12 release which will happen over the weekend. The A4 transmission is also supported.

Existing customers can download the latest v2.1.11 beta software before the 2.1.12 release.

Details on our orders page: http://www.hptuners.com/order.php

Chris...

 

awesome

 

this is some great news, im sure alot of guys will go for this..

 

A moment of silence for us L61 2.2L guys please. I'm gonna go cry now...

 

Seiously, you 2.4 guys should be pissing your pants with excitement. This is a great software to have to tune with.

 

Woo!!!

 

Agreed.

 

relax guys, the 2.2 is still on the list for investigation (although its yet another different PCM). It just happens the 2.4 uses the same PCM as a few V8 vehicles that we were working on so in a way it got a bit of a free ride.

Cheers,

Chris...

 

Indeedd

I'm gonna go drink some more :gunss:

 

sooo does this mean that the 2.4's can swap over the 2.0's supercharger with a stage 2 and be able to tune it to actually WORK???


please say yes....

 

No need for all that, now you can just slap a turbo on the 2.4 and you'll come out cheaper and probably with more power.

 

It's about time!! How much does this stuff run for?

 

It's $499 for Standard, $649 for Pro.

Standard and Pro are indentical apart from Pro having these extra features:
- blackbox datalogging capability (scanning without PC)
- 4 analog inputs to log any 0-5v analog data in the datastream (eg. Wideband O2 sensors)
- 2 switched outputs that can be used to trigger LED's, etc. (eg. knock warning lamp)

If you plan to do any serious tuning of forced induction you'll definitately need a Wideband O2 setup, ours is compatible with any that have a 0-5V output, which is just about all of them.

Chris...

 

That's awsome keep up the good work. Even tho I hope this trickles down to the 2.2L, I'm glad to see tuning become available to other cobalts. It's worth it to have just to be able to get the full potential out of any mod you add.