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06-06-2005 #2
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I've used tunerproRT, and I'm very comfortable with it and very happy with the results I was able to get, but I'm probably more experienced than average.
To be honest, a lot of it has to do with how GM set up the tables. Tuning a 1227747 ecu with it was kind of difficult, but tuning a 16197427 was very easy, and it was mostly because of the way things were done. the 7427 has places for you to enter displacement, injector size, etc, and scales accordingly. the 7747 does not, so you have to start with blind guesses of what will work if you're doing a custom setup.
Mark is a very friendly guy, which also helps. Of course, most of the diy-ers are eager to help people get started in this area.
We used the TunerproRT with craig moates' AutoProm, and my co-worker had a problem where his usb port couldn't power the autoprom, but it worked with my laptop just fine, so he used mine to tune. Craig moates is also very helpful, and spent a number of hours talking with my co-worker to get everything figured out.
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