lol sorry bro, just playing

 

its cool i just dont have the time to goof @ work.

 

Why doesn't blake and all his crew of workers make a softwear program with built ,help files, instructions........ect.. and send a demo out and if its the "HOT ****" everyone just buys a good version like a custom 9.0version, and more people would pay for it.

 

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Crew of workers? I work alone... goldjungsr is just there for sexual pleasure.

 

LOL! wtf!

 

I'm sorting through the scripts and trying to learn this quick, one question i run into is in the new rev limits, its not specified as to which rev limits it controls. One is obviously for ftl but the speed engagement isnt written in as of yet. The other thing is with the Vtec, there are 4 vtec options. In theory dont you only need two, one for cross over on acceleration and one for cross over on deceleration? In misc options, does checking a box disable or enable. On one it specifically says disable, the others seem to be a guess and test, hehe.

 

ill pay you for a 3bar 9.0 version ill pay up to 250 for it , unless im blown away by the program then ill give you $400...........

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Distorted &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm sorting through the scripts and trying to learn this quick, one question i run into is in the new rev limits, its not specified as to which rev limits it controls. One is obviously for ftl but the speed engagement isnt written in as of yet. The other thing is with the Vtec, there are 4 vtec options. In theory dont you only need two, one for cross over on acceleration and one for cross over on deceleration? In misc options, does checking a box disable or enable. On one it specifically says disable, the others seem to be a guess and test, hehe.
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The rev limits are regular rev limits, no FTL. I removed FTL. Will add it back later. The ecu has 2 different rev limits, they both appear to be the same tho? I believe 1 of them is cold engine rev limit, and the other is warm. The 1st set is warm I believe.

There are also 2 sets of vtec points (4 total). I htink the other is part throttle vtec, some guy bitched that I didnt let them edit this in the eitor so i kno allow you to edit both.

In misc, a check means enabled unless otherwise noted. You dont want to check the o2 heater disabling box cuz that will disable your o2 heater, only use htis when u are homo like falcon and have a wideband that doesnt have a heater circuit on it Or if you're like me and short your o2 sensor on your downpipe frying your ecu's o2 heater circuits causing a cel


1.83Tc: plz doante some mansex to joseph instead, he is feeling lonely with todd at his house because they just cant be open with their feelings with each other

 

Ah, that makes sense now. Wierd people. Well, i look forward to the ftl. I'm trying to pick up the basics of scripting while im studying for finals here.

 

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oh you **** up your car and i am the homo? and for the record the wideband has its own heater controller circuit so the stock one was useless.

go stick your thumb up your butt.

no wait, dont, you'll probly like it.

 

falcon, dont make me post the convo

 

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what happened to being incognito?

does the rev limits look funny on anyone elses computer?



Modified by bigwig at 4:09 AM 12/9/2003

 

Hey, quick question guys, what if I used a SAFC along with an Uberchip to tune out a little fuel. This was the plan until it hit me a few minutes ago - Would the using the SAFC to lower the MAP voltage 1-4% w/my 450cc injectors cause the Uber to throw incorrect timing or fuel? I just want to make sure -

Zach

 

why use the AFC when you could do the same thing, better, with uberdata?

 

I like the idea of fine tunning with an AFC/VAFC and uberdata. You can make changes with the AFC with just a few pushes of a button.

 

Yeah, that's the idea. For now, I'm burner-less and I can't make any changes to the chip Uber made for me a while ago, so until then I suppose running an AFC could fix out the rough spots. When I get a burner, I'll just burn the AFC changes and wallah! New chip.

If anything, tuning our chip setups with AFC and then burning an update would be faster than burn, plug in car, test, remove from car, guess changes, reburn, rinse and repeat.

 

i wouldnt put it past blake for him to have uberdata able to do on the fly tuning since turboedit has it.......unless blake likes getting shown up

 

Those be fightin' words mister. I expect the next version of it will have auto tune capabilities. He's been hinting at in on the opening pages of the user agreement

 

I'm hoping for auto tune capiblities and data logging using the stock 02 sensor. It would be super nifty if someone figured out how to replace the stock sensor with a better one and get super good datalogging results. No more wideband.......that would be jesus like...or should i say Blake like

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by psychotic_z &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yeah, that's the idea. For now, I'm burner-less and I can't make any changes to the chip Uber made for me a while ago, so until then I suppose running an AFC could fix out the rough spots. When I get a burner, I'll just burn the AFC changes and wallah! New chip.

If anything, tuning our chip setups with AFC and then burning an update would be faster than burn, plug in car, test, remove from car, guess changes, reburn, rinse and repeat.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Whats up man, you were the 2nd person to buy a chip from me! I remember you well. email me @ uberteg@tampabay.rr.com and I will hook you up with a cheap burner.

heres some more scripts for yall!

http://vertigo.webhostme.com/fuelmod_scripts.zip


bigwig: you can call me buraku-sama

 

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What # was I????

 

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Far far down, i only remembered him cuz I remembered his name and cuz he payed jon@thedropshop and i mailed it.

 

hey Buraka, can you let us know how the assemble() function works? i would like to write a script but i am unsure of the exact syntax to use in my asm file. or should i just use a bunch of writebyte/writeword and assemble by hand?

also, when you defined disableCRC() again in the fuel script, are both of them run when called in open() in the main autoexec file?
**after more time... it looks like yes to me**

one more thing... why is it necessary to assemble the asm files the way you did? why can't you assemble them in the open() funtion of a particular script?
**after more time... so you don't assemble and write over your already saved data when you reopen it**


Modified by ndogg at 5:06 AM 12/10/2003


Modified by ndogg at 7:16 AM 12/10/2003

 

assemble("filename", 0ffset_in_rom_to_assemble_to);

when you call a function, it calls ALL instances of that function SO ifthere are 2 DisableCRC() fiunctions, both fo them get called when DisableCRC is called.

 

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i mean what sytax in the assembly file?
like...
JBS 11.2, 02323h ;
or..
JBS off(00211h).2, somePlace ;
do you have the instruction set that your assembler looks for in a list or something?

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cool


falcon or anyone... what is the best pin to use for a fts code? i tried using B8 but it seems as if the wiki is wrong because that didn't work.

btw... where can i host my scripts?