FAST XFI base files
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Maybe ask your supplier for 1??
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what fuel matters as does what version of XFI you have
you just need something to start with
if it was on a buick v6 the program in it may start as is but you can adjust for your needs
check the operational params and check the fuel params . adjust fopr your injectors
make sure the correct ignition is chosen (for stockignition thats buick DIS and set 10 base)
since you plan to tune yourself just work the tables for what you need and let the car tell you what it needs
you just need something to start with
if it was on a buick v6 the program in it may start as is but you can adjust for your needs
check the operational params and check the fuel params . adjust fopr your injectors
make sure the correct ignition is chosen (for stockignition thats buick DIS and set 10 base)
since you plan to tune yourself just work the tables for what you need and let the car tell you what it needs
X2 Where did you get it from?
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I do not think it matters as some who sell XFI units only give support for certain periods of time and then your on your own.
It certainly does matter. If you are selling a product, you should support it. At least get the guy up and running. My cell phone# is listed on the back of every ecu I sell. If any of my customers have a problem, they know they should call me.
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The point is, the guy is asking for help.
He is not asking for people to ask him where he got his xfi from and then to call that person because no one else is willing to help since they did not sell to him.....
I am not directing this to anyone, i'm just sayin'!
He is not asking for people to ask him where he got his xfi from and then to call that person because no one else is willing to help since they did not sell to him.....
I am not directing this to anyone, i'm just sayin'!
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I'm "just sayin", too.... 10 posts in response to the OP .. He's yet to answer the "where" ??, the version ?. Could it be, that the seller has a program he can email him? Could it be, there's a program already in the ECM? [If it was purchased from a Buick tuner/owner/etc.]
Another ?? Is there even a program in the unit??
Another ?? Is there even a program in the unit??
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i made the mistake of buying mine from a non fast /supporting member . and there ya go ,out on your own.
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That is why you buy from a person who takes care of his customers. And I feel Cal always gives customer support above and beyond my expectations. Some people try to save a few bucks but get no support with it or next to none. And I know that I am not the only one who feels this way. And he is a supporting vendor.
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Wish I bought my FAST XFI from Cal. Bought from a vendor on this site but the 'help' I get from the vendor makes my car run worse!
Sorry Otto closed up - he knew his stuff...........
Sorry Otto closed up - he knew his stuff...........
You're 100% correct Norbs. I try and help when I can with general tech questions and minor tuning stuff. You have been a big help there in taking up the slack for me. I have an agreement with FAST to offer tech support at all NHRA, NMCA and NMRA races I attend regardless of where the system was bought. We also offer a "tech support package" for those who bought their system elsewhere and want the same customer support we give to our customers. We even have a cheaper package for those that just want me to create a start up program and get them running.
