MikeBergy
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YEAH!
For all you obd0 types, TurboEdit is a nearly complete package. Altough not nearly as clean and pretty looking as Crome, it works, is very easy to work with now, and is developing into a very nice, streamlined package. I was having serious issues with it the last few months. All my problems sourced from a ROM that wasn't fully compatible with the datalogging portion of TurboEdit. The switch from the NG55 to NG60 rom fixed all my problems. Wideband logs correctly along with all other sensors. A maptrace can be established for multiple sensors, and an autotune will update selected cells from the maptrace. It's a good day in OBD0 Land!
If you are interested in doing any of the testing that is continuing in the pgmfi.org opensource turboedit/ecucontrol forum, I encourage you to do it! Justin is THE MAN!
BTW, my obd0 pm6 is not for sale anymore...hehe
For all you obd0 types, TurboEdit is a nearly complete package. Altough not nearly as clean and pretty looking as Crome, it works, is very easy to work with now, and is developing into a very nice, streamlined package. I was having serious issues with it the last few months. All my problems sourced from a ROM that wasn't fully compatible with the datalogging portion of TurboEdit. The switch from the NG55 to NG60 rom fixed all my problems. Wideband logs correctly along with all other sensors. A maptrace can be established for multiple sensors, and an autotune will update selected cells from the maptrace. It's a good day in OBD0 Land!
If you are interested in doing any of the testing that is continuing in the pgmfi.org opensource turboedit/ecucontrol forum, I encourage you to do it! Justin is THE MAN!
BTW, my obd0 pm6 is not for sale anymore...hehe