1996 Z28... Data Logger and tuner?
1996 Z28... Data Logger and tuner?
I was fed some bad info a couple of years ago that in effect said that my 96 Z did not have a tuner 'kit' available except for some commercial program that ran like 2 grand...
Loyd Elliot straightened me out on this, just this morning and said you guys would know what I need to allow me to tweek my set up...
I recently changed gears to 4.10 and the mail order guy I have always used just doesn't seem to be interested in helping me work this out... so what do I need to log performance data and to setup my own tune for my 1996 Z28?
I really appreciate the help...
Loyd Elliot straightened me out on this, just this morning and said you guys would know what I need to allow me to tweek my set up...
I recently changed gears to 4.10 and the mail order guy I have always used just doesn't seem to be interested in helping me work this out... so what do I need to log performance data and to setup my own tune for my 1996 Z28?
I really appreciate the help...
There is not much for obd2 lt1's. Basicly just jet dst which is just a more expensive version of the obd2 tunercats since they purchased it from him.
The cheap way to go is to convert your setup to obd1 and buy a cable and tuner cats. You can then log with freescan, or if you want pay money you can use tts datamaster (get 20 free logs though).
The cheap way to go is to convert your setup to obd1 and buy a cable and tuner cats. You can then log with freescan, or if you want pay money you can use tts datamaster (get 20 free logs though).
Hey thanks man...
Yeah I scurried around the forum and read a bunch of the older threads and found TC; then Jet, then Jegs for the order.
So... I am looking foward to FINALLY being able to do some "TUNING" on Test-N-Tune" night, instead of just Testing...
In the search, which I should have done two years ago, instead of just listening to the scuttlebutt... (but hey I was Guh-REEN!... and while not the smartest duck on the pond, I do eventually learn something if I'm subjected to it long enough) but I found out that they were HALF right... The $2000 was for the Open License... not just one's own PCM.
Again, thanks for the time ya took to respond...
Yeah I scurried around the forum and read a bunch of the older threads and found TC; then Jet, then Jegs for the order.
So... I am looking foward to FINALLY being able to do some "TUNING" on Test-N-Tune" night, instead of just Testing...

In the search, which I should have done two years ago, instead of just listening to the scuttlebutt... (but hey I was Guh-REEN!... and while not the smartest duck on the pond, I do eventually learn something if I'm subjected to it long enough) but I found out that they were HALF right... The $2000 was for the Open License... not just one's own PCM.
Again, thanks for the time ya took to respond...
Man I am a black whole of ignorance... but here's what I've garnered from the brief period i've been studying it.
The 96 is the first of the OBD2 PCMs... Apparently the LT-1 Edit was set up for the OBD1... and the company Tuner Cat developed or was licensed to offer the same or a similar program... perhaps it was a competing program, I honestly do not know.
But OBD 2 comes along and back in 06 Tuner Cat sold the license for the OBD2 to Jet...
I just received the Program from Jet today. I've loaded it this evening, but I've yet to work up the courage to plug it into my car...
LT1_Edit was originally available only in an OBD-I version. Then they came out with an OBD-II version (gotta be at least 10 years ago). None of these have anything to do with TunerCat.
Click on "96/97 LT1-Edit":
http://www.carputing.com/
Tuner cat was originally developed in an OBD-I version. Shortly after they came out with their OBD-II version, the rights to the OBD-II version were licensed by JET.
Click on "OBD-II Tuner" on this link:
http://www.tunercat.com/
Click on "96/97 LT1-Edit":
http://www.carputing.com/
Tuner cat was originally developed in an OBD-I version. Shortly after they came out with their OBD-II version, the rights to the OBD-II version were licensed by JET.
Click on "OBD-II Tuner" on this link:
http://www.tunercat.com/
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