jet dynamic spectrum tuner help

[1project2many]

It's extremely close to Tunercat. I have TC but there probably aren't too many others. I don't really do walkthroughs and your software might be a little different from mine, too. But I'll answer whatever questions I can. You need to download the file from the pcm with the flash or write tool, then open the file in the tuner to make changes. After you've saved the modified file you write it back to the pcm with the flash software.

Are you using the stock black box pcm's? People find they don't have enough flexibility for really custom projects and switch to the 0411.

[Fast355]

It's extremely close to Tunercat. I have TC but there probably aren't too many others. I don't really do walkthroughs and your software might be a little different from mine, too. But I'll answer whatever questions I can. You need to download the file from the pcm with the flash or write tool, then open the file in the tuner to make changes. After you've saved the modified file you write it back to the pcm with the flash software.

Are you using the stock black box pcm's? People find they don't have enough flexibility for really custom projects and switch to the 0411.

I have noticed driveability improvements in stock and near stock setups with the 0411 swap.

[1project2many]

Do you find enough improvement to recommend it for otherwise stock vehicles?

[trippyjoey]

Well I was planning on getting OBDII software to tune newer ecm's and I've had a lot of people asking locally for 96-97 tuning cause hp tuners doesn't support it.

[trippyjoey]

Nevermind that software has very lil support and potential, 411 swap it is. Any good swap guides you recommend?

[1project2many]

Many people are disappointed that Tunercat no longer sells or supports his own tuner. JET apparently bailed out after buying the distribution rights.

I believe you can find a very good 0411 swap guide written by member Lextech.

[Hog]

Many people are disappointed that Tunercat no longer sells or supports his own tuner. JET apparently bailed out after buying the distribution rights.

I believe you can find a very good 0411 swap guide written by member Lextech.

John at Tunercat fully supports his product. He has some of the best support of of all the tuning suites.

You can still purchase Tunercat 2 in the form of Tunbercat Realtime OBD2 along with a Road runner emulator.
John sold partial TC2 rights to Jet, so that he could support his current OBD1 and OBD2 customer bases.

If you know how to tune there's nothing wrong with the Jet version,, but I prefer the unlimited no extra charge tuning of Tunercat 2. SPend $80 for a VDF and you can literally tune thousads of like vehicles for no extra charge.

peace
Hog