anyone know where i can get hardware and software to burn chips for GN's??

[Bob_Kurgan]

thanks bob

 

[Scott231]

I've got a burner and a laptop that I used for chips for years. You can have them both for $50.

 

[Bob_Kurgan]

I've got a burner and a laptop that I used for chips for years. You can have them both for $50.

email me more info.. i need to know what else i would need to be able to tune the stock computer GN's..

bob@kurganmotorsports.com

thanks

 

[norbs]

You will need a program called tuner pro and the buick turbo regal definition file, and your burner should come with some software to load and save bin files. THis will let you change about at least 50 or so parameters. I can post the links if needed here.

 

[Bob_Kurgan]

You will need a program called tuner pro and the buick turbo regal definition file, and your burner should come with some software to load and save bin files. THis will let you change about at least 50 or so parameters. I can post the links if needed here.

please email this info to Bob@kurganmotorsports.com

thanks

 

[TurboBuRick]

What are you trying to do?

 

[norbs]

Bob its easier, Ill just post the links here so others can use it reference.


http://www.tunerpro.net/download/SetupTunerProFree_v414.exe

http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/at...1274666151-tunerpro-rt-issues-turbo-regal.zip


You will need to unzip the file and install the xdf file into the tunerpro program.

Then you can load and save bin files that you get off your chip burner, into this program and modify them.

 

[ijames]

And if you want more info, go to Turbo Regal Web Site, tech articles, and then ecm (I think). There is a spreadsheet by Dave Huinker that gives every data location definition so if there is something you want that is not in that xdf file it is easy to add it, and if you really want to get into the code there is a dissassembly listing of the code there as well. Dennis Leek has written a few articles explaining some of the calculations, I think they are online at TurboTweak Home. Spending some time going back into the old articles here would be pretty useful, as well.