This is gonna get flamed, but.... What the hell right?

[jax04]

Hey im knew to the tuning world, i currently own hptuners (oh snap) But it looks like Predator tuners seem to be the easiest to understand and are user friendly. Atleast thats what i see.

So. THe question is simple, and its probably been asked a hundred times, i only tryed searching twice, but im not one to read trough 100 different threads to see the keyword mentioned once. SO here it goes, and flame away.

When will a tuning device be able to auto tune your car, Meaning, you plug it in, set commanded things such as AFR, and Spark, and you simply drive the car on a loaded dyno and the device logs info from user inputs such as knock sensors and calibrated widebands etc. then make the nessacary adjustments automatically to reach your commanded settings.

I know im a fool, its proabably been asked before, and there is probably an answer, but im more direct and like a simple answer, has it been done, is it possible, will it ever be something that can be had, i would drop a serious dime on something like that.

flame away

[mikel]

It has and can be done. It is not however something we do, so, your search will have to continue.

[jax04]

could you lead me in the right directin maybe, plz.

[Frost]

It has and can be done. It is not however something we do, so, your search will have to continue.

it's still not something a novice can jump into with nothing and come out with a properly calibrated setup.

OP - if you no interest in talking the time to learn about the tools and the process I wouldn't recommend spending more on tuning setups; sell your HPTuner's and use the dough to get your vehicle professionally tuned. You will even have some money left over!

[stingragtiger]

I could be wrong but your vehicle does this the more you drive it. It constantly adjusted to changing conditions. The trick is to know whick variables you can/should change to get more power/mpg.