Correct/Most accurate ADX for 87 $32b in corvette? - Third Generation F-Body Message Boards

-=Jeff=- · 07-01-2008, 11:48 AM

Which is the best ADX file to use in tunerpro to scan a 1987 Corvette??

I am help a friend learn how to scan his car so we can tune it. he is in Florida with the car I am in Illinois, so I will be looking at the scan to see what is what etc, then either changing things are having him change things.

I wanted to get the best ADX file for him so when we scan we can be comfortable saying that the scan is accurate. I want to be sure that the column headers match the right columns of data etc.

Thanks

raidmagic · 07-03-2008, 10:05 PM

Bump, I'm the guy in Florida.

jaykar · 07-04-2008, 02:12 PM

I'd switch from 32B to 6E with more options.

Could use the ARAP bin since running Aluminum heads.
Might have to take out a little timing with it.

Later

anesthes · 07-14-2008, 08:15 AM

Since he is running all analog gauges anyhow, why not swap to a '730?
Looks like he's ditching the blower too.

Speaking of which, what the heck are you building!?

-- Joe

pandin · 07-16-2008, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by -=Jeff=-

Which is the best ADX file to use in tunerpro to scan a 1987 Corvette??

I am help a friend learn how to scan his car so we can tune it. he is in Florida with the car I am in Illinois, so I will be looking at the scan to see what is what etc, then either changing things are having him change things.

I wanted to get the best ADX file for him so when we scan we can be comfortable saying that the scan is accurate. I want to be sure that the column headers match the right columns of data etc.

Thanks

With Tuner Pro (and maybe Tuner) you can add, delete, change, and reposition the data lines to anything you want. Just edit and "save as" a new file. I run different ADX files when tuning a different data area.