title is self explanitory to anyone who tunes. anyone know a hacker?
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are you kidding me?
buy a DHP Powertuner if you dont want to buy credits
Nope, its harder to tune with a DHP.
The amount of work HPTuners puts in to their software is unbelievable. As far as I'm concerned they deserve to ask for $50 a credit. Buy them from Intense and save $5 a credit.
What do the credits do?
they allow you to tune
and its 2 creds per vehicle or or so many creds to unlock unlimited tuning on a certain type of car
and so on
So that means that i need to buy 2 credits everytime I want to tune up my car myself?
no 2 credits unlocks your specific car forever.
yea sorry didnt make that clear
Do you get any credits when you get the software? And can you tune your stock PCM or do you need to buy a new one that's unlocked or whatever
you can use your stocker and you get 8 credits with the software
VCM Suite FAQ - HP Tuners Bulletin Board
so then why would i want to buy a new pcm? if i can just use my stock, is it any better?
so you're saying it'll be easier to tune with hptuner with a new pcm file rather than using hptuner with your stock pcm
no if you buy a new pcm it will come pretuned from 3800performance,intense,overkill,zzp these companys load new tunes on the pcm for you then send you the unit
costs around 100-150 bucks plus core chrge
so i'm basically buying from them what i can do to my stock with hptuner? and it would be the same thing? sorry for the questions i just dont completely understand
Jesus....my head hurts.
I'm just gonna go out on a limb here, and say if you have to ask this many questions, then you need to read up on the HP Tuners forums. In no way, should you start to attempt at using a tuning software if you don't know what you're needing.
Sorry for sounding like a prick, I just think that people need to study and read up on things like this. Asking one or two specific questions after you get a basic idea is one thing, but jumping into this with both feet when you have no clue as to what you're doing is gonna end up costing you a car in the end.
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