S650 Plug in Tuners

[flyingswall0w]

is there such as a thing as a plug in device that comes preloaded with something like a 93 octane tune?

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[robvas]

According to their website, the SCT X4 comes with preloaded tunes

https://sctflash.com/product/bdx-performance-programmer/

You can also have a custom tuner send you a file which you can load with that device

 

[D/\rK•650]

The SCT device does not function that way yet, I talked to them and you still need to buy credits. Meaning you need a tune. It's supposed to be available possibly sometime in the future.

 

[D/\rK•650]

I was looking into this as well and with my research there is not a device that does this for the s650. The s550 SCT device does work that way if you read the comments on their website.

 

[AZ_Ryan]

Isn't there a Steeda version being talked about in another thread right now?

 

[ZXMustang]

ugh

 

[D/\rK•650]

Isn't there a Steeda version being talked about in another thread right now?

Not sure, but I doubt there is such a device. If so it's probably just been released.

 

[D/\rK•650]

ugh

Im guessing the idea of a drop-in plug and play tune device is pretty ridiculous to a professional tuner.

 

[Dark Sprite]

I expect it was a reaction to the question having been asked very recently in another thread but hopefully ZX will come back to explain. I can imagine being able to offer remote/plug-and-play tunes would greatly increase a tuner’s business potentially.

 

[robvas]

It's just an old way of doing it, these days your device connects to the tuners network and they transfer files that way.

 

[Zig]

I expect it was a reaction to the question having been asked very recently in another thread but hopefully ZX will come back to explain. I can imagine being able to offer remote/plug-and-play tunes would greatly increase a tuner’s business potentially.

That’s pretty much how it works. So far the allstate/progressive (dongle) tag along tuner hasn’t made an appearance for the s650 (at least not that i’ve seen).

assuming op means a simple plug-n-pray (play) device that simply turns up the common params regardless, a self contained tune in a can

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