ChandlerFihn
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Does anyone here still use tunerpro and an ostrich instead of link?
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TunerPro and Ostrich
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swe_gvr4_1991
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I "still" use it. It's my personal favorite combo. (Combined with other misc hardware.)
The .org has never been that into or active when it comes to these deeper tuning tools so most of us doing code or otherwise hang at more dedicated forums.
With that said;
I think the main reason users stay away from real-time emulation is because it demands more time and dedication compared to a finished, working product like ECMlink.
ECMlink does some awesome stuff for sure. You can tune your car and be happy and fast.
But you cannot get into coding or add new features.
Let's see if there are anymore .org'ers using this combo, i sure hope so. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
The .org has never been that into or active when it comes to these deeper tuning tools so most of us doing code or otherwise hang at more dedicated forums.
With that said;
I think the main reason users stay away from real-time emulation is because it demands more time and dedication compared to a finished, working product like ECMlink.
ECMlink does some awesome stuff for sure. You can tune your car and be happy and fast.
But you cannot get into coding or add new features.
Let's see if there are anymore .org'ers using this combo, i sure hope so. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Spyke169
Well-known member
I'm using it on my 1g DSM
jepherz
Staff member
I used both until I swapped in an evo 8 ECU.
