Subject	Re: Really ?
Posted by	DVDBURN (MD) on January 22, 2009 at 12:35 AM
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In Reply To	Really ? i can change them including the rpm values (n/m) posted by ztunerz on January 21, 2009 at 08:07 PM
Message	Absolutely! I promiss you these values are unchangeable with a read only memory (EPROM) such as the stock or JWT chips. They can only be saved as a different value with a romulator or Nistune because of the extra hardware. (Total Mouse Over Hits: a Lot) www.mytwinturbo.com Watch an ECZA meet caravan!
Follow Ups	Map comparisons. - DVDBURN (MD) 11:13:17 01/21/09 Re: Map comparisons. - The Devils Z 11:21:12 01/21/09 2nd. - Woody75 (Denver) 11:27:50 01/21/09 NIStune has this feature, too... - apudapus 18:18:13 01/21/09 Fixed one map. - DVDBURN (MD) 11:55:56 01/21/09 Re: Map comparisons. (n/m) - ubermiach 12:08:27 01/21/09 clearly (n/m) - Skrolz (MD) 18:26:12 01/21/09 i think your load values are incorrect between maps - ztunerz 12:20:53 01/21/09 These are the actual values that are in the eprom and loaded - DVDBURN (MD) 16:48:24 01/21/09 Really ? i can change them including the rpm values (n/m) - ztunerz 20:07:42 01/21/09 Re: Really ? - DVDBURN (MD) 00:35:49 01/22/09 I respectfully disagree - FYI 555 JWT top load value is 64 - ztunerz 08:48:14 01/22/09 Re: Re: it IS possible to do so in the eprom - DVDBURN (MD) 12:33:25 01/22/09 i think we are talking about different things - what you - ztunerz 20:24:15 01/22/09 Probably not smart to post Copy written maps from JWT - Kyle(Houston) 13:27:25 01/21/09 Yep, thats asking for trouble. (n/m) - The Hawk 14:12:19 01/21/09 Did you stay at a holiday inn express last night? (n/m) - Josher 14:23:56 01/21/09 haha, i was going to post the same thing (n/m) - gt300zxtt 15:02:10 01/21/09 well he's not posting it as his own - ZLover4Life 15:00:08 01/21/09 Yeah, that led to some trouble... - apudapus 18:20:39 01/21/09 what does high octane and low octane maps mean? - komplexZTT 14:03:44 01/21/09 I'd suspect "high octane" means race fuel (100+) (n/m) - ZLover4Life 14:57:55 01/21/09 93 oct 'no' equal "high octane" (n/m) - The Hawk 15:00:15 01/21/09 Normal and 'safe' mode. (n/m) - SeanK (StL) 15:10:23 01/21/09 yep - aliaZ 15:17:46 01/21/09 i doubt it. - AntiHero 16:11:20 01/21/09 you're guessing wrong (n/m) - aliaZ 16:54:36 01/21/09 and what table controls the switch from one table to the - ztunerz 20:10:59 01/21/09 Don't let the word octane throw you. - DVDBURN (MD) 18:04:47 01/21/09 thanks for the explaination - komplexZTT 18:34:16 01/21/09
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