AA mask vs. 8D mask
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AA mask vs. 8D mask
Silly me,
I just foud out my Howell chip is using an AA mask.
Looking at TunerPro using the Super_8Dmv1.ecu,
Constants
Chip Code Mask
AA
Comparing it to the AXCN bin, it's 8D.
What is this? Is it compatible, or is it time to start over with a AA mask?
I looked around for an AA mask to no avail.
It's in a 7730.
Should I simply change the mask on the new chips I burn to 8D?
Thanks.
I just foud out my Howell chip is using an AA mask.
Looking at TunerPro using the Super_8Dmv1.ecu,
Constants
Chip Code Mask
AA
Comparing it to the AXCN bin, it's 8D.
What is this? Is it compatible, or is it time to start over with a AA mask?
I looked around for an AA mask to no avail.
It's in a 7730.
Should I simply change the mask on the new chips I burn to 8D?
Thanks.
Last edited by nhromyak; Apr 17, 2004 at 12:20 PM.
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Re: AA mask vs. 8D mask
Originally posted by nhromyak
Silly me,
I just foud out my Howell chip is using an AA mask.
Silly me,
I just foud out my Howell chip is using an AA mask.
RBob.
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Transmission: SM465
Re: Re: AA mask vs. 8D mask
Originally posted by RBob
I'd check the Howell bin for table locations and code fragments to see which mask was actually used.
RBob.
I'd check the Howell bin for table locations and code fragments to see which mask was actually used.
RBob.
Ummm... Sure. How do I check for fragments and which mask?
I think it would be easier, now and in the long run, if I simply were to take the AXCN and convert my Flags, Constants, and VEs to the AXCN, and make it my own... right?
I also changed the cylinder volume size to reflect my BBC(402). I had to do that with the Howell bin anyway.
Most everything is the same with the Howell and the AXCN bins. Even the injector flow-rates are the same!?!?!?
I simply converted the VEs to my calculation 108/128 x [AXCN VEs] and it's pretty close!
I get ~ 128 - 134 BLMs.As it was before, even when I first got the Howell BIN, the AEs and PEs were wrong anyway (pretty close to stock with some weird stuff numbers in the upper temps).
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