Programming LS1 computer?
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Programming LS1 computer?
I was just wondering what software is out that will allow you to mess with the programming of an LS1's computer? Also, what hardware is necessary to allow you to connect the ECM to your computer to do the reprograming?
Specifically, I'd like to know if you could reprogram a Corvette's computer so that when you take your foot off the gas the throttle will slam shut, just as if it was mechanically actuated, instead of it closing real slow like Vettes do from the factory.
Any info on reprogramming these ECMs is greatly appreciated,
Jason
Specifically, I'd like to know if you could reprogram a Corvette's computer so that when you take your foot off the gas the throttle will slam shut, just as if it was mechanically actuated, instead of it closing real slow like Vettes do from the factory.
Any info on reprogramming these ECMs is greatly appreciated,
Jason
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Car: An Ol Buick
Engine: Vsick
Transmission: Janis Tranny Yank Converter
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by 89BlwnRs:
I was just wondering what software is out that will allow you to mess with the programming of an LS1's computer? Also, what hardware is necessary to allow you to connect the ECM to your computer to do the reprograming?
Specifically, I'd like to know if you could reprogram a Corvette's computer so that when you take your foot off the gas the throttle will slam shut, just as if it was mechanically actuated, instead of it closing real slow like Vettes do from the factory.
Any info on reprogramming these ECMs is greatly appreciated,
Jason</font>
I was just wondering what software is out that will allow you to mess with the programming of an LS1's computer? Also, what hardware is necessary to allow you to connect the ECM to your computer to do the reprograming?
Specifically, I'd like to know if you could reprogram a Corvette's computer so that when you take your foot off the gas the throttle will slam shut, just as if it was mechanically actuated, instead of it closing real slow like Vettes do from the factory.
Any info on reprogramming these ECMs is greatly appreciated,
Jason</font>
There is alot more at issue in speeding up the butterfly movement, ie fueling and timing changes also.
The C5 factory cars are running a Bosch management system, and you might check around to see if they are fly by wire or in fact had to go to a cable system to get them right.
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