a good scaning program
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a good scaning program
i was wondering the name of a good scanning program? are there any good scanning programs out there that have free software? and what are some good sites that would help me understand the basics and learn more?
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Brandon
"ScreaminDeamin 360"
350 60 over, TRW forged 9.83:1 pistons, crane cam 216/228 .484/.512, crane 1.6 RR's, ported plenum, home made ram air, 19 lb SVO injectors, crane AFPR
(dont worry i am switching to the 89 ECM)
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Brandon
"ScreaminDeamin 360"
350 60 over, TRW forged 9.83:1 pistons, crane cam 216/228 .484/.512, crane 1.6 RR's, ported plenum, home made ram air, 19 lb SVO injectors, crane AFPR
(dont worry i am switching to the 89 ECM)
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I use Diacom+ and I like it very much. I translate the .GDF files into .DBF files and then import them into Excel for graphing. If you know Excel, you can do a lot of manipulation to produce some very revealing information.
Unfortunately, Diacom+ is not cheap but it is very easy to use. While being a DOS based package may seem to be a disadvantage, it actually is an advantage in allowing you to use it on a DIRT CHEAP 386 or 486 notebook that people can't give away.
As to what all the data means and how to interpret it, that is where this board comes in. I am constantly noticing interesting relationships, which leads me to asking "why is this happening" which leads me to "what is my engine asking for".
It is all comes to you in time as you play with it and will assist you in burning the "perfect PROM", which is the real goal to all of this analysis.
Unfortunately, Diacom+ is not cheap but it is very easy to use. While being a DOS based package may seem to be a disadvantage, it actually is an advantage in allowing you to use it on a DIRT CHEAP 386 or 486 notebook that people can't give away.
As to what all the data means and how to interpret it, that is where this board comes in. I am constantly noticing interesting relationships, which leads me to asking "why is this happening" which leads me to "what is my engine asking for".
It is all comes to you in time as you play with it and will assist you in burning the "perfect PROM", which is the real goal to all of this analysis.
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