HPTuners VS EFILive
08-30-2011, 09:05 AM
#12
thanks for the input guys. I'll be taking the tuning thing slow and easy, I dont wanna break stuff just yet. My primary goal for the truck is the Cresson Motorsports Ranch track near Fort Worth. I like hitting the twisties and wanna do it in the truck.
08-30-2011, 04:13 PM
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yeah, I've got a pile of brake parts laying in my house for the upgrade. I'm just waiting to get enough monies to get bigger wheels. I roasted a set of stock brakes on a CBR1000rr at cresson one summer. I dont know how the truck brakes even being upgraded will handle the track.
08-31-2011, 12:20 AM
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I use & recommend HPTuners, there's ALOT of help for HPT users online. I'm not that bright, and I've learned enough to use it with good results. 
Both are good tools to have. As mentioned earlier, find somebody local to you that's tuning, and find out what they are using. Ask for a demo, and ask if he/she would be willing to help you out occasionally. That may help you make a decision.
Both are good tools to have. As mentioned earlier, find somebody local to you that's tuning, and find out what they are using. Ask for a demo, and ask if he/she would be willing to help you out occasionally. That may help you make a decision.
09-01-2011, 04:54 PM
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can't go wrong with hptuners, alot more support on hp tuners..
1: 80% of tuners user hp tuners // 20% efi live
2. alot more websites and support on hp tuners.
3. if you decide to sell interface in future, they sell like hot bread.
4. most books, dvd's, guides, seminars are based on hp tuners.
but you pick your poison, they both do the same thing..
1: 80% of tuners user hp tuners // 20% efi live
2. alot more websites and support on hp tuners.
3. if you decide to sell interface in future, they sell like hot bread.
4. most books, dvd's, guides, seminars are based on hp tuners.
but you pick your poison, they both do the same thing..
2. more people and post on HPT but more worthless posts also
3. both sell really fast BUT always seems more HPT for sale
4. more for hpt but more and more for efi all the time
I personally use both and like and dislike things about each. They both have always had great customer service anytime I have needed them. In the end you can't go wrong with either...the user of the software determines the quality of the tune more than the software.
09-01-2011, 05:21 PM
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I use & recommend HPTuners, there's ALOT of help for HPT users online. I'm not that bright, and I've learned enough to use it with good results.
Both are good tools to have. As mentioned earlier, find somebody local to you that's tuning, and find out what they are using. Ask for a demo, and ask if he/she would be willing to help you out occasionally. That may help you make a decision.
Both are good tools to have. As mentioned earlier, find somebody local to you that's tuning, and find out what they are using. Ask for a demo, and ask if he/she would be willing to help you out occasionally. That may help you make a decision.
You did an amazing job on my tune, looking forward to tweaking it more once I get the wideband installed.
