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RE: Re: RE: 9t02b not good for me

Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 2:29 pm
by sohfast94
Alright guys I need to know some Calids from you...
In case you don't know how to get them go to Options>Troublshooting>Show Calibration ID.
If you can provide me with your original backups as well, even better.

I've developed some BETA files with some fixes for various issues etc... I need some testers and Mike L. says you're the guys...

Brian.

RE: Re: RE: 9t02b not good for me

Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 9:42 am
by e08789
The cal id in my Excursion is VNAB6Y2. Is this going to fix the shifting problem? If you want the file, I can try to download it from the tool today. Should I send it to the e-mail in your sig?

Re: RE: Re: RE: 9t02b not good for me

Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 10:27 am
by sohfast94
e08789 wrote:The cal id in my Excursion is VNAB6Y2. Is this going to fix the shifting problem? If you want the file, I can try to download it from the tool today. Should I send it to the e-mail in your sig?
Yes, please download it from the tool and send it to my email. Also if you could send me a description of the issues you're having and the tunes your using then I can make a better assessment.

Re: RE: Re: RE: 9t02b not good for me

Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 11:27 pm
by jermort
sohfast94 wrote:Alright guys I need to know some Calids from you...
In case you don't know how to get them go to Options>Troublshooting>Show Calibration ID.
If you can provide me with your original backups as well, even better.

I've developed some BETA files with some fixes for various issues etc... I need some testers and Mike L. says you're the guys...

Brian.
Hey Brian,

I'm the guy that started this thread.
My tool doesn't play well with the current version of the DL (see my posts on page 1 of this string). Everything has to be in a manual mode to get any results (some of the issues may be Vista, but the age of the tool O.S. is also causing communication issues). My original backup is ready and has my calid as name of file. ----- sent to your email ---

thanks for staying with us, any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

jermort

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: 9t02b not good for me

Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 9:57 am
by sohfast94
That file that I sent you should remedy your issue.

Let me know either way.

Brian.

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 5:48 pm
by sjp649
I love my DP tuner, went from 12.5mpg to 16.5 mpg in town on 80hp economy

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 9:12 pm
by dsquared
I just retuned from a BIG road trip, 5288.5 miles in 2 weeks.
Brief summary: Ontario, Calif. to Bargersville, IN, stopping at Grand Canyon; Petrified Forest & Painted Desert; and a day of driving in Tulsa, OK visiting my brothers. Returned via I-90, with trips thru the Badlands; Mt. Rushmore; and Yellowstone Park. Most of these highways have a 75 mph speed limit, and driving around Indiana (My Excursion carried us all in comfort and style) and I averaged 17.99 mpg on the 80 Economy tune from DP Tuner. Great results!! I'm happy with it!!

Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 9:00 am
by mikel
SWEET!

Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 12:52 pm
by jermort
dsquared wrote:I just retuned from a BIG road trip, 5288.5 miles in 2 weeks.
Brief summary: Ontario, Calif. to Bargersville, IN, stopping at Grand Canyon; Petrified Forest & Painted Desert; and a day of driving in Tulsa, OK visiting my brothers. Returned via I-90, with trips thru the Badlands; Mt. Rushmore; and Yellowstone Park. Most of these highways have a 75 mph speed limit, and driving around Indiana (My Excursion carried us all in comfort and style) and I averaged 17.99 mpg on the 80 Economy tune from DP Tuner. Great results!! I'm happy with it!!
Looks like some great results! Were you on the 80E all the time or did you do some 'switching' :wink:

jammer

Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 10:05 pm
by dsquared
jermort wrote:
dsquared wrote:I just retuned from a BIG road trip, 5288.5 miles in 2 weeks.
Brief summary: Ontario, Calif. to Bargersville, IN, stopping at Grand Canyon; Petrified Forest & Painted Desert; and a day of driving in Tulsa, OK visiting my brothers. Returned via I-90, with trips thru the Badlands; Mt. Rushmore; and Yellowstone Park. Most of these highways have a 75 mph speed limit, and driving around Indiana (My Excursion carried us all in comfort and style) and I averaged 17.99 mpg on the 80 Economy tune from DP Tuner. Great results!! I'm happy with it!!
Looks like some great results! Were you on the 80E all the time or did you do some 'switching' :wink:

jammer
For all intents and purposes, it was on 80e the entire trip. I took my brother out in Tulsa and ran it on 120 race for a mile or so. Did same with my cousin in Indiana. Smoked a tail-gater in Yellowstone on the 80e tune. Message wasn't clear (cloudy?) enough, so I did him again on 120 Race. Lesson learned!!

Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 10:47 pm
by dsquared
mikel wrote:SWEET!
Mike:

Glad you acknowledge the sweetness. This was done on 80 economy tune by Jody Tipton on the DP Tuner, NOT my Predator. The Predator has been relegated to a scanner for all intents and purposes, due to an overwhelming lack of support for the older tools. The 17.99 mpg is an increase of over .5 mpg from stock, and nearly 1 mpg over the 60 hp tune with the Predator. And it performs SO MUCH better!!

I know a lot of people are happy with your product, but I also know many are frustrated at the lack of support. Learn from your mistakes, and get the support up to an acceptable level.

Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2008 11:25 pm
by Excursionist
dsquared wrote:I just retuned from a BIG road trip, 5288.5 miles in 2 weeks.
Brief summary: Ontario, Calif. to Bargersville, IN, stopping at Grand Canyon; Petrified Forest & Painted Desert; and a day of driving in Tulsa, OK visiting my brothers. Returned via I-90, with trips thru the Badlands; Mt. Rushmore; and Yellowstone Park. Most of these highways have a 75 mph speed limit, and driving around Indiana (My Excursion carried us all in comfort and style) and I averaged 17.99 mpg on the 80 Economy tune from DP Tuner. Great results!! I'm happy with it!!
I get 20-22 in my Excursion on the highway and 18-19 in town on the Diablo 100hp tune. Have you tried it?

Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 4:58 am
by concoursd
Excursionist? Is you signature accurate that you still dont have support after 5 months?

Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 10:55 am
by dsquared
Excursionist wrote:
dsquared wrote:I just retuned from a BIG road trip, 5288.5 miles in 2 weeks.
Brief summary: Ontario, Calif. to Bargersville, IN, stopping at Grand Canyon; Petrified Forest & Painted Desert; and a day of driving in Tulsa, OK visiting my brothers. Returned via I-90, with trips thru the Badlands; Mt. Rushmore; and Yellowstone Park. Most of these highways have a 75 mph speed limit, and driving around Indiana (My Excursion carried us all in comfort and style) and I averaged 17.99 mpg on the 80 Economy tune from DP Tuner. Great results!! I'm happy with it!!
I get 20-22 in my Excursion on the highway and 18-19 in town on the Diablo 100hp tune. Have you tried it?
Yes, I have. Read my previous posts. Averaged 16.something on 100HP with Predator. And the DP-Tuner 80e is a lot more power than the Predator 100hp, with less noise from the injectors.

Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2008 2:15 pm
by sohfast94
concoursd wrote:Excursionist? Is you signature accurate that you still dont have support after 5 months?
No that is not true it just hasn't been changed.