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Hi Gadgeroonie :) Racelogic emulators are good but very expensive. Check this out: http://www.softecmicro.com/products.html?type=detail&title=multiROM16L Regards Speedy100 You think knowledge is expensive? Try ignorance... :)

Gadgeroonie Hi! Is Your ECU off an Escort RS Turbo or what model? A couple of the companies I know of selling tuned files are http://www.megatec.gr http://www.evc.de An aftermarket PC programmable ECU is a very good solution I agree. Check out Emerald at http://hometown.aol.com/emeraldm3d/...

Zimbali Hi! New type ECUs are most flash after year 2000 (about), that use complex and highly encrypted checksum algorithms. Some examples, all VAG cars, all Peugeot-Citroen. What You sow in the WEB site with the ECU lists is the total checksum and is used for recognition purposes because...

Hi Zimbali, Sorry but here I do not agree. You can do the simple checksum correction that You mention only on older type ECUs. The new car ECUs use multiple checksum corrections in many different memory areas within the same code. The algorithms used are highly encrypted and is not possible...

Hi Zimbali, As You know in chip tuning, all the tuner is trying to do is to optimize the fueling and ignition for best performance trying to discover the least possible margin left over from the factory programming. In the factories the people who do the mapping are instructed to leave margins...

Hello gadgeroonie, :) All above is fine but at the end there must be a checksum correction to the .bin file before it is programmed back in the ECU. If this is not done the car will most probably not even start or if it starts will have all kinds of problems like bad idling, stalling, check...

Zimbali Hi :) As I am new here I just read Your question in the beginning. About the clamed output from the various tuners the story is as follows. You are right about the ECU correcting the mixture in CL. BUT in chip tuning the job is done on a dyno and as You know the engine on the dyno is...