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Old Nov 22, 2000 | 10:58 AM
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ATTN: AFR Modifier.exe users

Received a bug report concerning this program. Looking into the problem ASAP! As a precautionary measure I would only use this program to view files. Don't save. If you have already saved then you can always retrieve the backup file that is stored with a .org extension. I'll post shortly.

Tim
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Old Nov 22, 2000 | 11:33 AM
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OK,

I double checked my work. I received a complaint that the modified bins changed more than just the WOT PE modifiers. I rechecked and double checked. According to both Hex Editor and CATS Bin Compare Utility it is only changing the Modifiers. If anyone else has any data to show otherwise then please let me know. I can't seem to find a problem with the program with regard to this. However, admittedly, I did find two problems when troubleshooting this. I am neglecting to write to address &H617 for the NEW value. This is the first RPM modifier for 0RPMs. Basically, the program doesn't write the new information to the BIN for address &H617. It keeps the old value. Not a critical error but misleading. Ok. That's the easy one. There is, however, a critical error. I am not recalcing the checksum. So, just like with the older version of WinBin, you will have to force a Recalc through a utility like the CATS Checksum utility. Both of these will be fixed in the next version.

Tim

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Old May 31, 2001 | 10:10 PM
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Tim,
Everything in the AFR modifier seems to work ok still? I did a search in the old threads looking for some help on WOT tuning and found this AWSOME program. I just wanted to double check on some things.

Brendan

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Old Jun 1, 2001 | 12:12 AM
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Tim,

where are you going to put the new flavor, when you have it done? Or have you?

& where does using this utility fall into the prom burning scheme of things? I have played with it & think that i have the gist of it but.......
step 1: ensure that the car runs right (timing, fuel press etc).
step 2: do all your VE tables
step 3: use this util to calc your WOT PE parameters?

thanks much amigo.
BW

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