Vehicle tuning software?

Beigg

Beigg

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HP tuners has there VCM Suite & it is updated with the latest 3.0 software.
Anyone have it or use it yet?

Will the device not be able to change certain features that may be indirectly related to the pcm and tcm? Such as the ip cluster messages. The oil life indicator notification setting might be fine for stock purposes, but not modified.
Same for shift light.

Are the afm settings solely pcm?
Abs and traction control able to be manipulated?
SRS not supported?

Main use would be 2006+ gm vehicles (trucks).
 
PCM/TCM only. HP Tuners can't do anything to the BCM/cluster.

(You need to talk to Chris if you want access to those.)
 
Bummer. Was really hoping to address the areas that would enhance the vehicle's comforts too.
 
Scooter70 said:
PCM/TCM only. HP Tuners can't do anything to the BCM/cluster.

(You need to talk to Chris if you want access to those.)
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Who is Chris? These options would be cool to play with.

You can play with the torque reduction due to traction control and a few other things, but not openly adjust it all.
 
ultradriver10000 said:
Who is Chris? These options would be cool to play with.

You can play with the torque reduction due to traction control and a few other things, but not openly adjust it all.
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GTPrix, I know he did a bunch of GTO's and newer Cadillac's but not sure what else he can touch....well vehicle related :)
 
With the upfront investment and follow-on costs (credits/other future growths) you'd think it'd have more capabilities.
HP Tuner's tech support doesnt clarify whether it can do anything with traction/stability control, AFM, or DBW config for traditionally converting to cable throttle.

It's platform with model (vin) specific and anything else would require additional support (aforementioned credits) not like it unlocks the entire brand.
 
I have HP Tuners and play with it in my limited spare time. You can modify torque reduction from traction control, you can disable AFM, DBW is a bit tricky, but you could run a cable tb and modify all the values based off the dbw.
 
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