TPI Cyl. head #'s

[Bruce Plecan]

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  From: Bruce & Lisa Wilcox 
  To: gmecm at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu 
  Sent: Thursday, April 08, 1999 10:31 AM
  Subject: TPI Cyl. head #'s

  I've got a bit of all (except tuna).  I use Promedit at times for finding tables.
  As far as software, it depends on what i'm doing.  Some editors are very good, and some are lacking.  If I were working on a specific engine then gme would be a good investment.  Working off 3x5 cards for doing tables can really be a pain in the arse.  If your just looking to dibble in one ecm then 3x5 cards will work, but if your serious about wanting to try wholesale changes then a editor gets to be handy.  If your planning on running an emulator then a programmer is about a have to have.  Somewhere along the line ya gotta figure what your time is worth.  While they seem expensive they save a ton of hours.
     One other item, is getting a hold of the vendor.   It's worth a couple calls to see who's answering their e-mail, or talking on the phone.   
  Bruce


  I have a question for you guys. What program do you use to modify the P4 (165) EPROM calibrations??? I have searched the archives and found references to Promedit, GMEPro, and Tuna.

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