Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
Finally got around to loading the tune. Got the error of no cable detected as soon as i hit the performance button in fast mode. Hit P Button again, chose slow mode and was done in about 60 seconds. Tune got rid of my hesitation in drive at first pedal press and smoothed things out very nicely. Seat of the pants shows a sweet gain in power, as I'm breaking the rears with alot more ease. Also I'm getting a lot meaner growl @ wot from the muffler delete.
This raped ape has turned into a cheetah with his axx on fire!!!
This raped ape has turned into a cheetah with his axx on fire!!!
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
Doc is correct! If you look at my build link I had one of the most modded SRT's at the time of my build. Full dual 3"exhaust, headers, 185 pulley, fuel mods, intake tweaks and a bunch of other stuff including zex N2O. I had at least 14 hours or so of Dyno Tuning at Eurocharged. Unfortunately by today's standards my car is now average
except I still hold the record for the most torque!
BTW...
hi Doc It's been awhile!
except I still hold the record for the most torque!
BTW...
hi Doc It's been awhile!
And for the record, I didn't say a tune wouldn't help a stock car...but the less flashes the better...you don't want to continually re-flash the car...do the mods you want then tune is all I'm saying...
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
we installed all kinds of goodies from NeedWings then get eurocharged –
can’t believe how much fun we have when we first test drive it – we were grinning ear to ear!
can’t believe how much fun we have when we first test drive it – we were grinning ear to ear!
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Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
OK so got my cable and flash drive today. Very excited to get started but can't get the software to load properly. First it asks me to load FTDi driver and when I click yes it gives me a Nilobjectexception. Then I get a window about plugins from monkeybread software. Please help. Thanks
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
OK so got my cable and flash drive today. Very excited to get started but can't get the software to load properly. First it asks me to load FTDi driver and when I click yes it gives me a Nilobjectexception. Then I get a window about plugins from monkeybread software. Please help. Thanks
http://www.eurocharged.com/EuroFlashSetup.exe
This link should be the latest version if you have issues..
Last edited by Mrmiata; 03-31-2013 at 09:40 PM.
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
Mine was having see monkeybread issues.. it told me a new download was available.. I said okay.. and it never would download.. running as admin it did the download. Try the link I posted up.. might have to uninstall the first version..
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
OK so got my cable and flash drive today. Very excited to get started but can't get the software to load properly. First it asks me to load FTDi driver and when I click yes it gives me a Nilobjectexception. Then I get a window about plugins from monkeybread software. Please help. Thanks
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
Having had a little time to drive my SRT-6 roadster after doing this tune now, I'd have to absoliutely agree with what was said below.
I've never had my car dyno tested to make any claims about peak HP, but I know from chasing after that before in other cars I owned -- it's usually a fairly meaningless number anyway. Peak HP winds up one of those things you just want for the sake of having the paperwork and bragging rights. Meanwhile, you can actually hurt your car's overall drivability in the process, if you lose torque or HP in part of your powerband you use all the time when accelerating to typical speeds.
This tune really improved my throttle response, which IMO was needed above all else to make the car feel more peppy. (I think that's why so many people were advocating those "Sprint booster" boxes in the past. My guess is, you don't need to bother with one of them if you do this tune instead.)
I've never had my car dyno tested to make any claims about peak HP, but I know from chasing after that before in other cars I owned -- it's usually a fairly meaningless number anyway. Peak HP winds up one of those things you just want for the sake of having the paperwork and bragging rights. Meanwhile, you can actually hurt your car's overall drivability in the process, if you lose torque or HP in part of your powerband you use all the time when accelerating to typical speeds.
This tune really improved my throttle response, which IMO was needed above all else to make the car feel more peppy. (I think that's why so many people were advocating those "Sprint booster" boxes in the past. My guess is, you don't need to bother with one of them if you do this tune instead.)
Lets be honest, this tune on a stock SRT-6 won't put anyone into 11 seconds. This isn't the point!
From personal experience with my stock SRT-6, after the tune I only calculated a slight increase in my 0-60, and really didn't get any increase when it comes to "seat of the pants" dyno. (I'm doubting a 38hp gain)
On the other hand, What I am noticing is a smoother power band, faster response to accelerator pedal input, and more predictable gear changes.
This has greatly inproved the drivability of the vehicle and as a stand alone "modification" is well worth the money.
Also, don't forget you have life time tune's, so now with any bolt-on's you can easily maximize your gains at no additional cost.
Overall Verdict, this is a very good first purchase for any stock SRT-6. (can't speak for N/A)
From personal experience with my stock SRT-6, after the tune I only calculated a slight increase in my 0-60, and really didn't get any increase when it comes to "seat of the pants" dyno. (I'm doubting a 38hp gain)
On the other hand, What I am noticing is a smoother power band, faster response to accelerator pedal input, and more predictable gear changes.
This has greatly inproved the drivability of the vehicle and as a stand alone "modification" is well worth the money.
Also, don't forget you have life time tune's, so now with any bolt-on's you can easily maximize your gains at no additional cost.
Overall Verdict, this is a very good first purchase for any stock SRT-6. (can't speak for N/A)
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
I had an d wrote about the same type of response for a NA. Better response, smoother and more predictable shifts, better throughout the powerband etc. Also in my experience it unleashed the inner beast in tbe high rpm's. I wrote about this in a thread last summer. Love the results and other than putting on a better CAI that's all I' planing on doing. I'm happy with the performance of the car and want to maintain the overall driving performance.
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!
Wondering when the new software will be available for us 'prior tune' guys and gals .....
Re: Eurocharged Euro-Flash! Data Logging, OBDII Code Functions, and ECU Flashing!