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  1. Abilor & Maude - Build & Maintenance Journal

    Jeebus, I'm behind on videos. I've still got the motor mounts one brewing, but in the meantime, have been consumed with HPTuners and finally getting under the hood to tune. My wife and some friends have convinced me to start a YouTube channel to keep logging adventures, so here's a second look...
  2. Is tuning a stock car on 93 worth it?

    Hehe nice. I don't doubt your experience has been frustrating. I'll add though that logging a ticket was only way I got their attention; from there, HPT support was responsive. Messaged me about once every day or two until I was up and running.
  3. Is tuning a stock car on 93 worth it?

    Man, I'm just happy HPT gave us working software at all, and "normal" tuners have a new puzzle to obsess over. I'm off to watch more videos now lol...
  4. Is tuning a stock car on 93 worth it?

    I respect the thinking, I do, but take the thought to its logical conclusion: something goes wrong on your car, say, an oil leak. You take it in, they replace a seal, all is well. Two weeks later, it begins leaking again. This time they take off the valve cover, and fix more seals. All's...
  5. Is tuning a stock car on 93 worth it?

    I second the notion that there's still plenty to do, even on a stock car. For one thing taking command over the basis: MAF calibration; SD calibration; understanding when, where, and how torque limiters come into play; and advancing timing are all super, super key. Getting control over these...
  6. Calling all S650 Roll-Your-Own Tuners using MPVI/VCM Editor...

    Quick update: I've been going MAD trying to get to the bottom of the AD Counts issue. There's a sensor parameter I can add to graphs and histograms, but it won't populate: When I look for a channel to add tho: Womp womp... Asking HPTuners folks for some help. Part of me wonders if...
  7. Calling all S650 Roll-Your-Own Tuners using MPVI/VCM Editor...

    All levels of expertise welcome. I'm an experienced tuner, but Coyote is new to me, and Gen IV Coyote is new to errbody...
  8. Calling all S650 Roll-Your-Own Tuners using MPVI/VCM Editor...

    Ok, some weirdness from other pockets... I've been trying to work on MAF tuning, where I've always historically began, and ran up against this MAF map for bank 1; bank 2 will likely need its own calibration: SENT A/D is apparently a raw count corresponding to voltage. While researching how...
  9. Calling all S650 Roll-Your-Own Tuners using MPVI/VCM Editor...

    Here's part of the equation on raising rev limiter. There's usually a limiter in transmission tab too, but this is what I've found so far:
  10. Calling all S650 Roll-Your-Own Tuners using MPVI/VCM Editor...

    First of all, I don't know, and I'd be skeptical of anyone who said they did. That said, I know that Eric & Friends over at HPTuners discovered an exploit, I can personally verify it works, and I think that now that the genie is out of the bottle, there's no way to get it back in. If I can...
  11. Calling all S650 Roll-Your-Own Tuners using MPVI/VCM Editor...

    Side feature... In the menus, car still thinks I've got that OTA update installed; it's in the history, even though I rolled back. Might sync on the backend somewhere, but interesting spoofing possibilities...
  12. Calling all S650 Roll-Your-Own Tuners using MPVI/VCM Editor...

    Ok, so: first learning experience. HPTuners engineer suggested that I push the old .HPT file on, and now I just feel plain derpy, of course. So yes, I was able to load my previous .HPT file and replace the new OS with the old one. In the process, I was succesfully able to write the stock map...
  13. Calling all S650 Roll-Your-Own Tuners using MPVI/VCM Editor...

    Well, my old OS works! I can open those files! But now, because I updated, that OS is not defined... Womp womp.
  14. Calling all S650 Roll-Your-Own Tuners using MPVI/VCM Editor...

    The goggles, they do nothing... Update did not help. OS/Calibration ID changed from SR3A-14C204-AEC to SR3A-14C204-AED tho...





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