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Wonder if it covers all the extra parameters EFI live has mapped out compared to HPT?

one would expect if its a HPT definition then no ?

I'm thinking that although I own neither but I've looked into both recently.

Dylan wrote:Wonder if it covers all the extra parameters EFI live has mapped out compared to HPT?

The VCM editor with respect to 1290005 which is the one I have looked at covers the most important ones Boost spark Nitros spark and the NA VE table and the 3bar boost VE table plus all the VE verses TPS tables. With the boost spark being of particular interest to me because it is not accomodated with a VCM Suite operating system which I am currently using.

One that comes to mind that is not covered by VCM is the octane scaler tables which from my point of view is not needed anyway and there maybe others.

The VCM Suite editor coverage for the 1290005 when compared to the 2 bar VCM Suite operating system the only difference is those I have indicated.

Does HPT have injector dead times etc defined?

Looks good

I updated to the new version but ended up deleting and goin back to old verson as new one wont open bin files witch sux

You can have 2.24 & 3.0 installed on the same pc to have the best of both worlds, just make sure you install 2.24 first (or2.25 if you so desire) then install 3.0.xxx after & set 2.24 to open bin & 3.0 to open hpt!

cool didn't know that but ive got both unit so it don't reali worrie me overly to much but thanks