I have heard nothing but good things about DHP pcm's but i thought i heard someone say that they locked there PCM does that mean that i have to send my PCM in to tune.
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I have heard nothing but good things about DHP pcm's but i thought i heard someone say that they locked there PCM does that mean that i have to send my PCM in to tune.
Their v1.0 PCM's I believe are locked. I dont believe they will retune them like Overkill will. If you dont own a tuner and dont plan on getting one soon, I would think you would be better off with a Overkill Motorsports PCM.
i want something that i can tune in car. is there any other that someone would recomend.
If you want something that is unlocked and you can tune, you will either need to get a tuner (HPT, DHP) or get a ZZP PCM which are unlocked and you can tweak to your hearts content.
So even if i were to get the dhp tuner i couldnt tune a dhp pcm.
I dont believe you could on the v1.0, but dont quote me on that.
I have to see what mine is. I bought mine from DHP through PFYC. When mine shipped it said I have to get a CASE learn after installing. If it was locked would I still be able to do a case learn? If I cant tune the car I am gonna be
BUT speaking of how happy thus far I have been... I loved it the first time I drove the car. I have had it a year. No issues, car is incredible. Feels like a different car. BTW I threw no codes.
Charles said the DHP PCM are not locked. They were all built off of a 98 GTP bin and had something to do with the OSID used. However they were not locked.
Well there ya go. I was misinformed.
i think it used to be that the 1.0 were non-customer tuneable... the 1.5s that came with the tuner were customer tuneable... but i think the format/distribution model has chnged.
direct quote from Charles Beyer (DHP). There is a longer more descriptive version of this, but I don't have time to find it right now.
depending on what type of car that 1.0 is for, its possible they can write it or not. The myth that is continually regurgitated is that we 'lock' our pcm's. We don't. However, for certain pcm types (99-02 gtp, etc), we use a generic pcm and because of that we modify the OS ID value that is returned. Why ?
Since the pcm code is generic (single file), if you have a 00 and the generic is based on 99 code, its going to confuse the heck out of tuners you buy that license based on model year ....
If you have something that is NOT for a 98-02 grand prix, they are most definitely not 'locked', rather the tuner your are trying to use on it simply doesn't support the osid that we used for the file.
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