Shreik

Hmm, I read that on PGMFI. In fact I think John Cui was the one that said it. He said that you'd have to post your new serial ID and that he'd be able to tell if it was a totally diff comp or if u just reformatted. But if you've done it b4 then w/e.

Tom-Guy

Eh, I've been using a stripped down self-install of XP for a while now. I just format, load it and go. That's probably why it comes up with the same ID everytime. *shrug*

Doesn't work on my other laptop, tho, you *do* have to be using the same hardware as the regstring was originally issued for.

SmellySOHC

some1 will crack it...

Tom-Guy

Someone will crack you.

Shreik

Not enough ppl use it for a major group to get the inclination to crack it. Regardless, John is a really cool guy and has put a lot of time into developing his software. There is a free version, and for the features that the pro version comes with, it is worth the price. He is always on PGMFI helping out users and other developers. I'm usually all for Open Source and free access to software released by big corporations. But in this case, John isn't exactly making much profit. Not that many ppl actually go and pay for the pro version and i'm sure it doesn't compare to the amount of time he has put into his product.

FooK

if somebody does, now everyone is gonna blame your sorry ***.

actually someone cracked 1.1.18 so now its your fault.

SmellySOHC

damnit!

well ill put my order in

Walter

nOOB question.. what means autotune? that's for example a Uberdata? or Crome? those have autotune?

Tom-Guy

Crome and Uberdata and Hondata are all names for Windows programs that edit the program an OBD1 Honda ECU runs.

Autotune is a common name for a feature included in Crome, where Crome calculates how much fuel values need to be changed based on air-fuel ratios (also called AFRs) datalogged by wideband.

Try to rephrase that back at me, Walter, so I know it made it across the language barrier.

Walter

oh, thank you ,Joseph Davis, i appreciate to you for to "waste" your time for to explain to me about it. thank you alot.

ok, that feature only is included in Crome? (i guess PRO crome, right?).

ok, crome says you , what values of A/F do you need to change through the wideband? for example, Crome "read" the A/F you have in that moment through wideband and that features from Crome say you what values do you need to change for to run more safe?

thank you again.