Dirrty Zdyne -> TurboEDIT Utility
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12-15-2003, 02:51 PM
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Re:Dirrty Zdyne -> TurboEDIT Utility
I think so too, but I'll help you. 
Open BINHacker.exe, open your tune, export the map you want to import into TE, then save it.
Open the TE Utility, open the map, pick if it is a fuel map or an ignition map, and click OK.
That's all there is to it.
Open BINHacker.exe, open your tune, export the map you want to import into TE, then save it.
Open the TE Utility, open the map, pick if it is a fuel map or an ignition map, and click OK.
That's all there is to it.
02-06-2004, 03:27 PM
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Re:Dirrty Zdyne -> TurboEDIT Utility
Heh, no.. I just forgot about this thread and moved everything over to PGMFI hosting..
http://www.pgmfi.org/~jparker/TEZDUtil.exe
...there you go.
http://www.pgmfi.org/~jparker/TEZDUtil.exe
...there you go.
02-10-2004, 12:19 PM
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Re:Dirrty Zdyne -> TurboEDIT Utility
The .zdy is the proprietary file that Zdyne's "BinHacker.exe" program creates.
Due to copyright laws, I am not allowed to reverse engineer the .zdy values into a TurboEDIT formula.
Howver, Zdyne does allow export to plaintext, in which I can format that in to a TurboEDIT compatible grid for copying and pasting into TE.
Due to copyright laws, I am not allowed to reverse engineer the .zdy values into a TurboEDIT formula.
Howver, Zdyne does allow export to plaintext, in which I can format that in to a TurboEDIT compatible grid for copying and pasting into TE.
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