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Hi

I'm looking At getting some software plus plug to do some tuning for my PFC. I have come across a kit on yahoo auction which comes with some software (not sure the name) and a USB cable to connect into the PFC hc plug on the ecu. Just wondering how good this type software and cable are they are very cheap ($100) but I'm not sure if they are reliable.

Anyone have any experiences with them?

Thanks

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Kaido_RR Grand Master

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you are asking for help but giving no information or links or pictures or anything.

good job.

lol sorry about that posted by my iphone;

here you go

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Information is limited, might have to send of an email to the seller, really doesn't state what the software does or what it is called. I know there are some free base software on the net

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lol sorry about that posted by my iphone;

here you go

mucun7v2-img402x600-1260799564moanoy48216.jpg

mucun7v2-img600x402-1260799564usfwx648216.jpg

Information is limited, might have to send of an email to the seller, really doesn't state what the software does or what it is called. I know there are some free base software on the net

in some of the advertisements they say datalogging but "we can not change settings" so i have been a bit shy but for just over $100 its worth a shot. All menus will be in japanese though.

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Okay

to me it looks like the software is the Apexi Excel Pro version. This is the software for the japanese apexi dealers laptop software. A while ago there was a guy selling baege box's with the software for about $600 (before datalogit was popular) there is even instructions on the internet how to make your own box, you need to remove the chip from your hand controller and put it on a pcb and build your own box but i do not know anyone who has made one themself.

It is full featured software and does all of what the datalogit does. When i first started tuning power fc's with laptop software I was using this software.

Its all in japanese and you takes a while to get used to where all the menu's are etc etc and working with the logging is very hard compared to the Datalogit versions you can get out of NZ.

So yeah this is good software and it is full featured for tuning ALL power fc's with your laptop.

Good luck with it.. :D

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