CarPROM software ???

[Kevin Vannorsdel]

 And that is only if you are lucky enough to talk to anyone in person there.   I
finally did speak to someone early on in my motor swap project (before finding
this list)-  but really couldn't get them to tell me anything quantitative
about any of there products---  like what kind of performance gain could be
expected from TBI spacer, airfoil etc...  I would have even been happy to see
ANY kind of flow bench report... got zip...

Then I stopped in there while in Pheonix-   still pretty dissapointed.  Maybe
they just didn't like something about me...

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owner-diy_efi at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu on 11/09/98 01:31:39 PM
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-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Ravet <steve.ravet at arm.com>
To: diy_efi at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu <diy_efi at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu>
Date: Monday, November 09, 1998 3:11 PM
Subject: Re: CarPROM software ???

Call them and ask exactly where a fuel table is.  They give a really nice
line of
nonsense, and never tell ya.  I was considering it at one time, and lucky
bumped
into some ex listers, and one current thou not on line at the moment, and
found
out it is nothing more than a file editor.  They have a high dollar plan
that was
to be a commercial version of what programming 101 is.  To me it's kinda a
chain letter deal, everyone buy this, and when you find something tell us
all so
we know where it is.  At one time they hinted at they had an inside line
with
gm..  This info. that I offer is about a year old.
Cheers
Bruce
PS  Steve is right about promedit, it can be a powerful tool....


>andy quaas wrote:
>>
>> Anybody heard of this carprom software from arizona speed and marine?
>> Found it on their webpage.  Its for editing "GM ecms and pcms".  Is
>> this stuff any good?
>
>>From looking at their WWW page, it looks very similar to promedit, which
>is available here on the ftp site.  Their carprom doesn't have knowledge
>of where tables lie in the eprom image, so you have to figure it out
>yourself.  If you are going to do that much work, might as well use
>promedit on the WWW page for free as pay for their program.  It's not
>clear to me if AZSPEED includes information about table locations for
>some or any GM ecms.
>
>--steve
>
>>
>> Andy Q
>>
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