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    Ostrich diy tune

    Has any one looked at these tune the oe chip (mappable ) ,there listing in the turner pro settings for .gt
    http://www.tunerpro.net/downloadBinDefs.htm

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    Looks interesting, but i'm so n00b i wouldn't even no where to begin!

    Have you done anything with the Ostrich gear before?

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    no i haven't done anything with it ,i thought it was only used on vtec ,but after bit of searching they use it alot in france on there gt
    just pull the oe chip out an place new one on a ribbon connected the the ostrich ,so ie can get excess to map fuel an timing etc .fit bigger injectors ?afm etc
    http://youtu.be/RRrZbkR5T0c

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    That pretty much exactly same as what Leighton uses an how most peoples on here has been mapped with oem ecu

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    Quote Originally Posted by tdo4gt1 View Post
    no i haven't done anything with it ,i thought it was only used on vtec ,but after bit of searching they use it alot in france on there gt
    just pull the oe chip out an place new one on a ribbon connected the the ostrich ,so ie can get excess to map fuel an timing etc .fit bigger injectors ?afm etc
    http://youtu.be/RRrZbkR5T0c
    Kinda, the Ostrich is an emulator, you plug the chip with ribbon attached, in to the ECU socket and make changes to your map on a laptop. Once done you burn the map to a blank chip and fit to the ecu.

    When you have the definition files provided for you on easy to use software like tunerpro, its not that difficult to play about with the maps, its the knowledge and understanding of the changes you're making that set the tuners apart.

    Trying to identify maps using WinOLS without said definitions is not so simple. Shame the kit isnt that cheap to buy like the OBD2 flashing tool clones
    Last edited by PuntoGt031087; 3rd January 2014 at 20:29.

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    just different idea if wanted to live map on road an rolling road as to ms

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