Need E6 stuff... anyone running this?
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Car: 1998 Camaro Z28
Engine: 5.7 L
Transmission: Manual
Axle/Gears: 3.42
Need E6 stuff... anyone running this?
I'm trying to tune my 93 C1500, its running the 16168625 with E6 mask. The XDF and datalogging files I got are both incomplete. I would finish it out myself but I can't find any info on how to read and implement hacks... I was hoping someone here may have a complete set of xdf and tunerpro files for this ECM.
Would it be better to convert to the 0D, I see it has more options in the coding than the E6 (how would I do this?)
Would it be better to convert to the 0D, I see it has more options in the coding than the E6 (how would I do this?)
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If you go to www.tunercat.com you can see which ecms/ pcms what code will run in. Some of the late model trucks can use different codes in a given ecm.
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You're right, its not just the memcal, its a different ECM altogether, but its the same tranny, motor and all. What I really need is just a complete E6 code and I'll be good.
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Easiest thing to do may be to use the $0D hack to find the tables in the $E6. There are similar tables in use, so typing in some keywords, or searching based on the table itself may turn it up in the $E6. There is also a hack availbe for the E6, but its incomplete. However, as teh $OD is alot closer, you can use it as a guide to find the tables as theyre quite similar to one another. Once found, you can then add teh table into your XDF.
Alot of the tables in the $E6 hack are already labeled, so you can probably just run with whats there. The hard part is likely to be editing the XDFs. I always found them to be somewhat of a pain.
Here is the $E6 hack I have. My computer was originally an 8625, but I converted over to a modded $0D mask and V8 memcal. The only difference between the computers themselves is the memcals. Its still easier to keep your original code as its calibrated for your vehicle, though.
Alot of the tables in the $E6 hack are already labeled, so you can probably just run with whats there. The hard part is likely to be editing the XDFs. I always found them to be somewhat of a pain.
Here is the $E6 hack I have. My computer was originally an 8625, but I converted over to a modded $0D mask and V8 memcal. The only difference between the computers themselves is the memcals. Its still easier to keep your original code as its calibrated for your vehicle, though.
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