HP Tuners or EFI Live
04-01-2007, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by clawson
I am glad i don't want to start any fights.
I have been into high performance diesels for a long time. People are doing some awesome things with efi and the duramax.
Do any of them offer a free tune with their programs??? I think it would be easier to take a tune and adjust it to fit me rather than starting from scratch.
Is there anyone using HP or EFI around Cincinnati Ohio or Northern Kentucky??????
Thanks,
Chris
I have been into high performance diesels for a long time. People are doing some awesome things with efi and the duramax.
Do any of them offer a free tune with their programs??? I think it would be easier to take a tune and adjust it to fit me rather than starting from scratch.
Is there anyone using HP or EFI around Cincinnati Ohio or Northern Kentucky??????
Thanks,
Chris
I'd also, HIGHLY recommend getting a wide band O2 also, It's the only real way to know were your A/F is and makes fine tuning it a breeze. And with the specials we have right now, it's very affordable 
.If you're looking at getting into diesel tuning, then IMO, EFILive is the only way to go. They have a big head start and very large user base and are doing some awesome things with the Duramax. We are also the only software that currently supports the LBZ and LMM Duramaxs.
04-04-2007, 08:15 PM
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I love my HPT. The biggest factor for me was you can license model years or what ever they support and arent VIN limited. If you want to tune all 2001 sierras, F bodys, etc, you can for like $300. Same with all the other years. They also have upgrade credits where you license so many cars and they count towards the whole model/ year group. Plus you get the 8 credits to start with which gives you many possibilities right from the start.
Both will get the job done.
Both will get the job done.
04-04-2007, 09:40 PM
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Both packages will do what you want..you can see the comparison I made here
http://mysite.verizon.net/whenn1//HPTvsV2.pdf
In the end you won't be dissappointed with either.
http://mysite.verizon.net/whenn1//HPTvsV2.pdf
In the end you won't be dissappointed with either.
04-04-2007, 10:58 PM
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http://www.efilive.com/supvehicle.aspx
they arent showing anything on the supported vehicle page about it which is what I go by.
Again if theres anything wrong please correct me, but its pretty darn accurate
they arent showing anything on the supported vehicle page about it which is what I go by.
Again if theres anything wrong please correct me, but its pretty darn accurate
04-05-2007, 07:25 AM
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ts about time it accurate. I got into a debate about this same subject on another board and that was posted and I got told how out of date it was. I believe that same person is in this thread
04-05-2007, 07:42 AM
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I'm a big fan of the way HP Tuners' Editor page is layed out in comparison to EFI Live's Editor. I always end up looking over or missing tables to edit when using EFI Live.