A guide to Tuner Cat
A guide to Tuner Cat
I am still deciding on either LT1 edit or Tunder cat, the main reason is price but also all my PCMforless.com files are Bin's which are from Tuner cat. I have a pretty close tune but with the injector upgrade and dyno tune I didnt know which way to go.
I am looking for a guide to the software, so to the hopes I cna understand it and use it correctly.
Thanks
I am looking for a guide to the software, so to the hopes I cna understand it and use it correctly.
Thanks
Re: A guide to Tuner Cat
If you're asking whether you should buy LT1Edit or Tunercat...you need to do a search as that has been asked frequently.
As far as a "how to" for Tunercat, you need to basically jump in and get your feet wet. I don't think there is a guide that anyone has written for it. Quite a few of us had started to, but it didn't get very far as it probably wasn't worth it cause the same questions would just get asked in this forum anyways.
As far as a "how to" for Tunercat, you need to basically jump in and get your feet wet. I don't think there is a guide that anyone has written for it. Quite a few of us had started to, but it didn't get very far as it probably wasn't worth it cause the same questions would just get asked in this forum anyways.
Re: A guide to Tuner Cat
I think im going with tuner cat and I have searched, again getting the feet wet with thousands of dollars of investment is a scary thing, i was wondering aside what is published on the tuner cat website for the tuner and rt tuner if there were any further litature
Re: A guide to Tuner Cat
Originally Posted by BlackScreaminMachine
I think im going with tuner cat and I have searched, again getting the feet wet with thousands of dollars of investment is a scary thing, i was wondering aside what is published on the tuner cat website for the tuner and rt tuner if there were any further litature
Re: A guide to Tuner Cat
Dan K has a sticky in this forum with some very good info in it. Also reading Injuneers scanmaster write up will really help you understand what your getting from your data logs. Basically what I have done as Im learning, is just do a search on here for what you need to adjust and see what others have to say.
This may help you http://members.nuvox.net/~on.roz/cars/z28/tuning.html
Heres the link for freds write up: http://members.aol.com/InjuneerZZ/ScanMast.htm
And yet another good read: http://para.noid.org/~lj/
This may help you http://members.nuvox.net/~on.roz/cars/z28/tuning.html
Heres the link for freds write up: http://members.aol.com/InjuneerZZ/ScanMast.htm
And yet another good read: http://para.noid.org/~lj/
Re: A guide to Tuner Cat
It is a lot of reading and understanding how the computer references different sensors and such. I knew nothing when I started, now I feel comfortable enough to tackle just about anything. Hell, the first car I started on was a high dollar 396 with 2 stages of spray and things went fine.
I think once you get Tunercat and read the file in your car, you'll get going. Open up your file, see all of the different tables, and start searching in this forum for what each table does or doesn't do. Honestly, for most mild setups you aren't going to touch 75% of the tables.
And I think just about every possible situation has been covered in here in previous threads.
But really...search search search and you'll find lots of things as you go. I know I did.
The other thing to remember when you're just starting is to start with the DTC's and constants table (see the sticky), then idle tune, part throttle tune, and last wot tune.
I think once you get Tunercat and read the file in your car, you'll get going. Open up your file, see all of the different tables, and start searching in this forum for what each table does or doesn't do. Honestly, for most mild setups you aren't going to touch 75% of the tables.
And I think just about every possible situation has been covered in here in previous threads.
But really...search search search and you'll find lots of things as you go. I know I did.

The other thing to remember when you're just starting is to start with the DTC's and constants table (see the sticky), then idle tune, part throttle tune, and last wot tune.
Last edited by Dan K; May 3, 2006 at 04:18 PM.
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