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Some good Info here...but now I am confused....(Yeah I know dont take much)...will the w datastream show malfunction codes on TLink 4.0 or not????????

Thanks
Bob
 
Originally posted by OKTurbo
Lee,

The chip determines what data will come out of your ALDL port...the port you hook up to your laptop for Turbolink.

[*SNIP*]

BTW another important note....The name "extender" comes from the fact that the chip extends the stock MAF above the limit of 255 gps....therefore your MAF numbers on Turbolink using an Extender chip will have a numerical value 1/2 of what the actual grams/sec is. (My Scanmaster reads a MAF of 2 at idle)

John

Actually, TurboLink compensates for the 1/2 MAF readings if you choose the fast datastream (and choose it in the Special Hardware drop down). The MAF readings are correct.

I recommend that everyone download and install the new 4.0.4 TurboLink (it works fine with the v3.0 hardware). There were some early synchronization glitches with reading the fast datastream and those have been ironed out.
 
Originally posted by Eric Stage I
Older Tlink isn't compatible with that datastream. If you have the newest Tlink, I believe you can tell it you have the W stream in the setup.

Eric

You can tell TurboLink to read "Y", "W", or "Z" flavors, with or without Extender, and with or without boost harness.
 
Originally posted by cmokem
Some good Info here...but now I am confused....(Yeah I know dont take much)...will the w datastream show malfunction codes on TLink 4.0 or not????????

Thanks
Bob

No

Datastreams X, Y and W do not contain trouble code data.

Stock, and Z contain trouble code data (and are 'slow update')

Bob
 
I know I'm new here but, will it all(extender&Trans+) work with an LT1 MAF? since it's a 3" and the pipes are all 3" should fit nice,
and is everyone using stock LT1 MAF's or can you use a stock LT1 MAF with the ported MAF Ends(they flow like a LS1 MAF)?

Just wondering, I own a 94 Formula with the LT1. and I have an extra MAF with Ported Ends and If it will work I will hold on to them for the GN.
 
I am going to be running a TE61, 60# Inj, LS1 MAF, Trans+, trying to get high 10's, my question is, should I run the Extender or Extender Extreme Chip, what is the diff between the 2?
 
I am going to be running a TE61, 60# Inj, LS1 MAF, Trans+, trying to get high 10's, my question is, should I run the Extender or Extender Extreme Chip, what is the diff between the 2?
 
Originally posted by ws6formula50
I am going to be running a TE61, 60# Inj, LS1 MAF, Trans+, trying to get high 10's, my question is, should I run the Extender or Extender Extreme Chip, what is the diff between the 2?

With your goals in mind, you should probably think about going with the Extender Extreme. The difference is, the Extreme allows for even more air flow measurements than does the Extender.

Extenders can read up to 512 gps air flow. The Extremes can measure significantly more than 750 gps.
 
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