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Awesome! Share the wealth guys. How did you get the emulator running.

http://www.moates.net/2timer.html

http://www.moates.net/2timer.html this adapter should be simple to make

It's working fine. I can't say I can tell any enormous differences. I would like to flash the old tune and the new tune on a switchable so that I can test the differences on the fly.

I had a similar problem and it ended up being a bad connection between the ip harness and the pmd cable extension. It was in the actual connector. The way I finally found it was while it was running i wiggled the wire from end to end, and finally found the weak link. Easy fix, or course.

The prices are great. The reality is that we don't yet have some tried and tested tunes. That is what is going to really make the deal. Otherwise, it's just cool to be able to burn your own chips.

Can't see why it would be more than $50. He'd be the man to bring back the 6.5 popularity.

Looks good, and the question still is........How much?

Ill try it again.

Does that mean I should do it differently?

Let me know if that worked. I'll try to upload my bpaa, and my other delco bjax

94 eprom I believe this prom is from a 94. It is labeled 4254 bmsd 0152

Can't figure out how to upload zip files like you guys did.

Would it help to read, zip, and upload the two '94 and one '95 chips I've got?

So basically, a good performance tune will work better than a factory tune with just about any setup?

And I'm thankful for you guys helping, teaching, and sharing.

I think this brings out what the issue really is. There is really a debate between a sharing community (what these forums are all about) and making money. Of course guys who are in it just for fun are going to be attacked because they knocked out a money-making opportunity. IMHO it's about time...

Good Point. One of the reasons I appreciate Buddy's contribution. He has already done the work, yet is still advising.

How about an h1c/h1e combination? Would programming needs be pretty similar to the gm8?

I've heard great things about your programming gains, buddy.