Where for art thou Tactrix and your Open Port 2.0 cable....
hurry up!
im drunk! happy bday 2 me!
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=376572 
There's a few members that are reporting progress. Sic and Gunzo are both working with it, so we should have something soon. I think they are able to flash the cars right now, but they are beta mode at the moment.
There's a few members that are reporting progress. Sic and Gunzo are both working with it, so we should have something soon. I think they are able to flash the cars right now, but they are beta mode at the moment.
Oh....you didn't hear you don't need those extra connectors (blue, white and black one) for the Evo X? Those are for older cars.... The clear connector and cable is all you need to flash a X according to the beta testers and programmer on EvoM.
blue and white connectors are for subis. Black is for the evo8, 9
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Actually they are for the subies. I will be buying a subie next year. So I wanted to buy all the adapters I needed ahead of time.
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From: Mitchigan
what is the difference between what a licensed tuner(say aem trained for example) can do compared to the open ecu software
i know that's a very vague question; I am just wondering if it just takes you longer to tune yourself, but eventually you can get the same results...or if the tuners experience is really what you need and his good base map to start with..
do you start from sratch with open ecu or is there a base map you can download?
does the software work with any wideband?/ what does the software allow you to work with as far as getting data?
Thank's for the answering of the q's if anyone can/wll.
i know that's a very vague question; I am just wondering if it just takes you longer to tune yourself, but eventually you can get the same results...or if the tuners experience is really what you need and his good base map to start with..
do you start from sratch with open ecu or is there a base map you can download?
does the software work with any wideband?/ what does the software allow you to work with as far as getting data?
Thank's for the answering of the q's if anyone can/wll.
You will be able to tune just about every parameter a "professional" would be able to.
As far as maps, i think once this software is made public you will be able to download and install already created maps from users in the community very easily.
As far as maps, i think once this software is made public you will be able to download and install already created maps from users in the community very easily.