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01-13-2010, 11:17 AM
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Ya Mark is a good guy. Got a free oil change last time i was there and he gave me a Loaner for the day. Also Matt Tippet is another cool guy
that is the question
and we don't have a factory scan tool ethier, but yeah it bite us in the ass a couple of years when we could not do it
01-13-2010, 08:20 PM
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use to have that one many years ago, especially when they took forever to boot up, now it's mainly the autoenguinity one (laptop based), with also a BDM one (factory subaru one with their asian package), and a CARMAN one for those korean cars
but yeah it sucks with how expensive some of the f***ing pieces of shit are to keep updated, luckily that auto enguinity one is actually only like $1-200 to keep updated yearly (actually it is every couple of months, when ever they get a big enough update to do) and you only pay a yearly suscription fee too, not a per update fee
only thing that sucks is when updating it is like a 50mb file, (but would be just fine on a faster connection not like work)
and it does every thing we need it too, it is kinda our go to scantool now
so i would highly recommend looking into it
manure wagons (BMW) it does really good, cause the owner is a BMW nut, and actually races his own M3
but yeah it sucks with how expensive some of the f***ing pieces of shit are to keep updated, luckily that auto enguinity one is actually only like $1-200 to keep updated yearly (actually it is every couple of months, when ever they get a big enough update to do) and you only pay a yearly suscription fee too, not a per update fee
only thing that sucks is when updating it is like a 50mb file, (but would be just fine on a faster connection not like work)
and it does every thing we need it too, it is kinda our go to scantool now
so i would highly recommend looking into it
manure wagons (BMW) it does really good, cause the owner is a BMW nut, and actually races his own M3
01-15-2010, 08:35 PM
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yet 
, and whatever you are talking about anyways, there is always the SAE standard correction factor, to compensate for the different weather
01-21-2010, 05:40 PM
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also the air is denser now due to it being colder vs the summer air temps
think how much faster your car is just at night from the cooler temps out, so you will see higher numbers till it is corrected
think how much faster your car is just at night from the cooler temps out, so you will see higher numbers till it is corrected
Last edited by friesm2000; 01-21-2010 at 05:43 PM.
