Question about Programmer
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Question about Programmer
Origanlly posted by TZrider
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you can buy a Diablo web programmer directly from Diablo Sport or from PDQ, the cost is $500.00, it allows you to dowdload any of their programs from the web www.diablosport.com . it is a great unit to have, I use mine all the time to try different programs. Or if you want to change a particular feature ie.. shift point, timing etc.. you can call diablo they'll make the change and post it to the web under your user name. Or if you can read Hex code the unit also allows you to read chips or ecm's where you can put them into a hex editor and make your own changes
Paul
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you can buy a Diablo web programmer directly from Diablo Sport or from PDQ, the cost is $500.00, it allows you to dowdload any of their programs from the web www.diablosport.com . it is a great unit to have, I use mine all the time to try different programs. Or if you want to change a particular feature ie.. shift point, timing etc.. you can call diablo they'll make the change and post it to the web under your user name. Or if you can read Hex code the unit also allows you to read chips or ecm's where you can put them into a hex editor and make your own changes
Paul
http://www.diablosport.com/software.html
for only $75 more than a 4 program chip i would say this is definetly worth it.
does someone know anything about this. does it work on our trucks, it says its in the final stages of development, when is goin to be available?
thanks
joe
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Only for $75 more than the 4 way chip?
I remember browsing the Grand National boards. Those guys got chips for like $25-30, laptop software virtually for free, and they got to tweak it all themselves.
Screw the gauge pod, I want the laptop-pod!
I remember browsing the Grand National boards. Those guys got chips for like $25-30, laptop software virtually for free, and they got to tweak it all themselves.
Screw the gauge pod, I want the laptop-pod!
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NO no no..the programmer is just a web programmer which allows you to get programs off the web, burn chips or read ecu's and chips....to do a custom program you would need to either have an emulator to laptop, or read the ecu put the code into a hex file editor and make changes that way
NO no no..the programmer is just a web programmer which allows you to get programs off the web, burn chips or read ecu's and chips....to do a custom program you would need to either have an emulator to laptop, or read the ecu put the code into a hex file editor and make changes that way